Költöztette

Költöztette is a Hungarian verb in the third-person singular past tense, meaning "he/she/it moved (something)". It derives from the verb "költöztet", which is the causative form of "költözik" (to move, to relocate). The causative suffix "-tet" indicates that the subject caused the action to happen. Therefore, "költöztette" specifically denotes an action where someone or something was instrumental in causing another entity to be moved from one place to another.

This verb is commonly used in contexts related to moving possessions, furniture, or even people. For instance, if someone hired a moving company, they might say that the company "költöztette" their belongings. Similarly, if a parent helped their child move out, they could use the verb to describe their assistance. The grammatical structure implies an active agent performing the act of moving something. The past tense form "költöztette" signifies that this action has already occurred. It is distinct from "költözött", which means "he/she/it moved (oneself)" or "relocated". The distinction lies in the agency: "költöztette" is transitive, requiring an object, while "költözött" is intransitive, referring to the subject's own movement.