Küldt

The word "küldt" is the past participle of the Hungarian verb "küldeni," which translates to "to send" or "to dispatch." As a past participle, "küldt" can function as an adjective or be used in compound verb forms. When used as an adjective, it describes something that has been sent or dispatched. For example, "a küldt levél" means "the sent letter."

In a grammatical context, "küldt" is often part of the perfect tense in Hungarian. For instance, "én küldtem" translates to "I sent" or "I have sent." The suffix attached to "küldt" indicates the person and number of the subject performing the action. "Küldt" itself represents the core past action without specifying the actor.

The concept of sending or dispatching is fundamental in communication and logistics. Therefore, "küldt" is a commonly encountered word in everyday Hungarian, appearing in contexts ranging from personal correspondence to official communications and the movement of goods. Its usage is straightforward and directly tied to the act of conveying something from one place or person to another.