Megkötöd

Megkötöd is the second-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb megkötni. The verb consists of the base kötni (to bind, to tie) with the prefix meg-, which marks completion or achievement and forms a perfective aspect. As a result, megkötöd expresses a single, completed action performed by you.

The core meaning of megkötni includes both physical binding and more abstract, figurative senses. Physically, it can describe tying or fastening something, for example tying a rope or knot. Metaphorically, it is used to indicate closing or securing something, such as a contract, agreement, or commitment. In everyday language, megkötöd is commonly used whenever you want to state that you have completed the act of tying or finalizing a binding arrangement.

Grammatical notes: megkötöd is a transitive verb form requiring a direct object in the accusative case. The prefix meg- signals that the action is presented as a finished or completed event from the speaker’s perspective, which is characteristic of Hungarian perfective verbs. The form changes with person and number; megkötöd explicitly marks the second person singular subject (you).

Examples:

- Te megkötöd a kötelet. (You tie the rope.)

- Te megkötöd a szerződést. (You close the contract / you bind the contract.)

See also: köt (to bind), megkötni (to bind, to conclude), megkötés (binding, the act of binding or securing).