Elküldtétek

"Elküldtétek" is a Hungarian word, a past tense conjugation of the verb "elküld." The verb "elküld" means to send, dispatch, or forward. Specifically, "elküldtétek" is the second-person plural past tense form. This means it translates to "you (plural) sent" or "you (plural) dispatched."

The context in which "elküldtétek" is used dictates its precise meaning. For example, if someone is asking about a letter, "elküldtétek a levelet?" translates to "Did you (plural) send the letter?". Similarly, if referring to a document, "Már elküldtétek a jelentést?" means "Have you (plural) already sent the report?".

The grammatical structure of "elküldtétek" reveals its components. "El-" is a common prefix in Hungarian verbs, often indicating completion or removal. "-küld-" is the root verb meaning "to send." The "-tétek" ending signifies the past tense, second-person plural conjugation. Therefore, the word encapsulates the action of sending, completed by a group of people addressed as "you." It is a common and straightforward verb form used in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing.