Levetítettem

Levetítettem is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb levetít, which means "to project," "to show," or "to air" (a film, program, etc.). Therefore, levetítettem translates to "I projected," "I showed," or "I aired."

The verb levetít is composed of two parts. "Le" is a directional prefix that can indicate downward movement or completion. "Vetít" means to project or to cast. Together, they form a verb that specifically refers to the act of projecting something, typically onto a screen or surface. This can be a literal projection of an image, such as a movie or a presentation, or it can refer to the broadcast of a television program.

When someone says "levetítettem," they are indicating that they performed the action of projecting or showing something in the past. For example, if a filmmaker states "Tegnap levetítettem a filmemet" (Yesterday, I showed my film), they are referring to the past screening of their movie. Similarly, a television presenter might say "Ma este levetítettük az új epizódot" (Tonight, we aired the new episode), where "levetítettük" is the first-person plural past tense, meaning "we aired." The context of the sentence will clarify whether the projection is literal or refers to a broadcast.