Felépíted

Felépíted is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, simple past tense form of the verb felépít, which translates to "to build up," "to construct," or "to erect" in English. Therefore, "felépíted" specifically means "you built," "you constructed," or "you erected" when referring to a single person performing the action in the past.

The verb itself, felépít, is a compound verb. The prefix "fel-" often denotes an upward motion or completion, while "épít" means "to build." Together, they convey the idea of bringing something into existence through construction. This can apply to physical structures like buildings, bridges, or even abstract concepts like a reputation or a plan.

When used in a sentence, "felépíted" would be used to describe something that the person being addressed has accomplished in terms of building or constructing. For example, "Te felépíted a házat" would mean "You built the house." The verb's conjugation clearly indicates the subject (you) and the tense (past). It is a fundamental verb for discussing creation and development in the Hungarian language.