Kiterjeszted

Kiterjeszted is a Hungarian verb form meaning you extend or you are extending. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb kiterjeszt, which conveys the sense of widening, enlarging, or spreading something—such as authority, influence, or a range of activities.

The prefix ki- in Hungarian often signals outward movement, combined with terjeszt (to spread or extend). The form kiterjeszt is the infinitive, while kiterjeszted is used in addressing someone directly in the present tense. Related forms include kiterjesztés (extension, expansion), kiterjesztő (extender or expansive, as an adjective or noun), and kiterjesztett (extended, as a past participle).

Usage notes and examples:

- Kiterjeszted a hatáskörödet. (You extend your authority.)

- A vállalat kiterjeszti tevékenységét külföldre, amit te is kiterjeszthetsz a marketing stratégiáddal. (The company is expanding its activities abroad, which you may extend with your marketing strategy.)

In Hungarian, kiterjeszted functions as a standard present-tense verb form and appears in formal or informal contexts wherever an action of extending or expanding is described. The noun form kiterjesztés is more common when speaking about the act itself, while kiterjeszted focuses on the subject performing the action.