Elküldte

Elküldte is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he/she/it sent” and is the third-person singular past tense form of the verb elküld, used when the direct object is definite. It is commonly encountered in written and spoken Hungarian to describe a completed sending action with a specific object.

Morphology and formation: elküld is a compound of el- (a prefix with various directional or completion nuances) and küld (send). The past tense form elküldte is produced with a suffix that marks the definite past for third-person singular. In Hungarian, the past tense can appear in different variants depending on whether the direct object is definite; the form elküldte is typically used when the object is definite, as in elküldte a levelet (he sent the letter). When the object is indefinite or omitted, other past forms such as elküldött may be used.

Usage and examples: Elküldte a levelet. He sent the letter. Elküldte az emailt. He sent the email. The choice betweenelküldte and other past forms reflects object definiteness and, in some contexts, nuance of completion or emphasis. In narrative prose and news reporting, elküldte frequently appears to describe actions where the item sent is specified.

See also: küld (to send), el- prefix in Hungarian verbs, past tense in Hungarian.