Lefeküdt

Lefeküdt is a finite verb form in Hungarian that corresponds to the past tense of the verb lefeküdni, meaning to lie down. It is used to describe the action of someone lying down at a past moment. The form combines the prefix le- with the stem feküd and the past tense ending, and it is typically used with third-person singular subjects in standard Hungarian.

In conjugation, lefeküdt appears as part of the past tense paradigm of lefeküdni. For example, in typical third-person singular usage one would encounter a sentence like "Ő lefeküdt," meaning "He/She lay down." Other persons form the past tense differently, such as "én lefeküdtem" (I lay down) and "te lefeküdtél" (you lay down), with further plural forms used for “we,” “you (plural),” and “they.” Spelling variations may occur in dialects, but lefeküdt is widely recognized in standard Hungarian as a past-tense form of lying down.

Common usage includes recounting completed acts of resting or going to bed. For example: "Ő lefeküdt korán" (He went to bed early) or "A gyerek lefeküdt az ágyba" (The child lay down in bed). The word is part of everyday Hungarian and appears in both spoken and written language, including narrative prose and descriptive passages.

See also: Hungarian verb lefeküdni; lying down; Hungarian past tense forms.