Elkészíttetem

Elkészíttetem is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I will have it made" or "I will get it made" in English. It is the first-person singular conditional form of the verb "el-/elkészíteni," which means "to make" or "to prepare." The "tet" ending indicates the causative voice, signifying that the subject is causing something to be made by someone else, rather than making it themselves.

This verb is used when an individual intends to commission a task or have an item produced by another person or entity. For example, someone might say "Mindent elkészíttetek a ruhaüzletemnek" (I will have everything made for my clothing store), indicating they will order the production of goods from a manufacturer. Similarly, one might say "Elkészíttetem a képet, amit láttam" (I will have the painting made that I saw), meaning they will commission an artist to create a specific artwork. The context clarifies what is being made and who is expected to perform the work. The conditional aspect implies a future plan or intention.