Letöltöttem

Letöltöttem is a Hungarian verb form meaning "I downloaded." It is the first-person singular simple past tense of the verb letölteni, which means "to download." The infinitive letölteni is formed from tölteni ("to load") with the prefix le-, a common Hungarian pattern used in many verbs. In contemporary usage, letölteni describes the act of transferring data from a remote source to a local device.

The form letöltöttem is used when the speaker performed a downloading action, typically with a direct object: for example, "Letöltöttem egy filmet" ("I downloaded a movie"). Related forms include letöltötted (you downloaded), letöltötte (he/she downloaded), letöltöttük (we downloaded), letöltöttétek (you all downloaded), and letöltötték (they downloaded).

Spelling and pronunciation: the word contains the umlaut ö in tölteni and the past-tense suffix -ttem. The root form is letölt-, and the final form reflects Hungarian consonant assimilation and vowel harmony rules.

Related terms include letöltés (the act or result of downloading) and letöltő (downloader). In contemporary usage, letöltöttem commonly appears in informal speech and writing about digital media, software, or data transfer.