Elküldi

Elküldi is a conjugated form of the Hungarian verb elküld, meaning to send off or to dispatch. The prefix el- signals departure or completion, while küld carries the core meaning of sending. The form elküldi is the third-person singular present indicative, used when a single subject sends something to a recipient.

In daily usage, elküldi describes the act of sending a thing to someone. The direct object is the item being sent, and the recipient is usually expressed with the dative suffix -nak/-nek or with a recipient phrase. For example, “Ő elküldi a levelet a címzettnek” translates to “He sends the letter to the recipient.” The construction covers various sending contexts, including postal mail, email, or messages, depending on the context.

Inflection and related forms follow standard Hungarian verb patterns. The infinitive is elküldeni; past tense forms include elküldte (he/she sent) and elküldték (they sent). Other related forms include elküld, which can appear with different prefixes to alter meaning (for example, el-, ki-, be- variations) to express sending outward, sending out of a location, or similar nuances.

Etymology traces to the prefix el-, indicating completion or outward movement, combined with küld, the root meaning “to send.” In modern Hungarian, elküldi remains a common verb form for reporting or describing someone sending a letter, message, package, or other item to a recipient.