Csatoltuk

Csatoltuk is a Hungarian verb form meaning “we attached.” It is the first-person plural past tense of the verb csatol, which means to attach, enclose, or append a document, file, or other item. The form is created by taking the stem csatol-, adding the past tense marker -t- and the personal ending -uk for the plural “we.” Thus csatoltuk corresponds to the English “we attached” or “we have attached.”

In usage, csatoltuk appears in sentences describing a completed action in the past. It is common in formal and informal writing such as emails, letters, reports, and project communications. For example: A dokumentumokat csatoltuk a levélhez. We attached the documents to the letter. A fájlokat csatoltuk a projektleírás mellékehez. We attached the files to the project description.

Csatol and csatoltuk are often used with the noun attached or enclosed, such as melléklet or csatolmány. The noun form csatolás denotes the act of attaching, while melléklet or csatolmány refers to the attachment itself. In some contexts, mellékelt kísérőlevél vagy mellékletek kifejezéseket használják helyettesítőként a konkrét csatolmányokra utalva.

Csatoltuk is a finite verb form and not a standalone noun. It indicates a completed action by the speaker and others (we) and is contrasted with present or future forms such as csatoljuk (we attach) or csatolni fogjuk (we will attach).