Döntötted

Döntötted is a Hungarian term that translates to "you decided" or "you made a decision." It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb "dönteni," which means "to decide" or "to make a decision." The suffix "-ted" indicates the second-person singular past tense conjugation.

This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and written Hungarian. For example, someone might say "Te döntötted el, hogy melyik filmet nézzük meg" which translates to "You decided which movie we will watch." It implies that the responsibility or agency for a choice rests with the person being addressed.

The verb "dönteni" itself can refer to various types of decisions, from simple personal choices to more significant judgments. "Döntötted" therefore carries the weight of that action performed by "you" in the past. It is a fundamental part of expressing past actions and agency in the Hungarian language.