Indítottam

Indítottam is a Hungarian verb meaning "I sent" or "I have sent," derived from the infinitive *indítani* ("to send"). In Hungarian grammar, it belongs to the perfective aspect of the verb, indicating completed action. The verb is commonly used in both spoken and written language to describe the act of dispatching something or someone, such as letters, packages, or messages.

The conjugation of *indítottam* follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. In the present perfect tense, it is formed by combining the past tense of the auxiliary verb *volt* ("to be") with the past participle of *indítani*. For example, "I have sent" is expressed as *elindítottam*, while *indítottam* alone typically refers to a completed action in the past without ongoing relevance.

Indítottam is often used in everyday contexts, such as confirming the dispatch of an email (*indítottam az e-mailt*), a letter (*indítottam a levelet*), or a package (*indítottam a csomagot*). It can also appear in more formal or technical writing, such as logistics or communication documentation.

The verb shares similarities with other Hungarian verbs of motion or action, such as *elindítottam* ("I started") or *elküldöttem* ("I sent off"), though its primary meaning remains focused on sending or dispatching. Proper usage requires attention to context and tense, as Hungarian distinguishes between perfective and imperfective aspects to convey nuances of action completion.

In modern Hungarian, *indítottam* remains a versatile and frequently used verb, reflecting its importance in both personal and professional communication.