Telepíted

Telepíted is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you install” or “you are installing.” It is the second person singular present indicative form of the verb telepíteni, which means to install or to deploy. The form is commonly used in everyday Hungarian, especially in contexts involving software, hardware, or system setup.

Etymology and meaning: telepíteni is built from the root telep- with the infinitive suffix -ni and the causative/derivational suffix -í- plus a standard infinitive ending. The noun telepítés, meaning installation or deployment, is related and has extended sense in technology to refer to the act of placing or configuring a program, device, or system. Telepíted specifically identifies the subject performing the installation in the present tense.

Grammar and usage: telepíted is the present tense form used when addressing a single person in informal or familiar speech. Other present-tense forms include telepítek (I install) and telepít (you/he/she installs in some non-present contexts). The form can combine with a direct object to indicate what is being installed, for example telepíted a programot (you install the program) or telepíted a szoftvert (you install the software). It is often used in IT, software installation, hardware setup, and system deployment discussions.

Related forms: telepített (installed or having been installed) is the past participle; telepíteni (to install) is the infinitive; telepítesz, telepíti, telepítjük, telepítitek, telepítik are other present-tense forms for different subjects.

In summary, telepíted functions as a common second-person present form for describing the act of installing in Hungarian.