Letöltötte

Letöltötte is a Hungarian verb form meaning "he/she downloaded it." It is the third-person singular past definite form of the infinitive letölteni, which means "to download." In Hungarian, past tense forms with a definite direct object attach a definite suffix, producing forms such as letöltötte. This form presupposes a specific object that was downloaded, even if the object is not always repeated in the sentence.

The term is primarily used in computing, digital media, and everyday language when referring to transferring data from the internet to a local device. It appears in sentences like, for example, "A felhasználó letöltötte a szoftvert," meaning "The user downloaded the software." The context typically includes an explicit or easily inferred object, such as a file, application, or document.

Related words and forms include letöltés (download as a noun), feltöltés (upload), and letöltő (downloader). The base verb is letölteni; its compound form and related derivatives are common in technical and online communication. Letöltötte stands as a specific conjugated instance used when the subject has completed downloading a definite item. This contrasts with other persons or tenses, such as letöltöttem (I downloaded) or letöltöttek (they downloaded) in corresponding contexts.