Végeztetni

Végeztetni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to have something done" or "to cause something to be done." It is the causative form of the verb "végez," which means "to finish," "to complete," or "to perform." The causative aspect implies that the subject of the verb is not performing the action directly but is arranging for someone or something else to carry out the action.

The conjugation of "végeztetni" follows the typical patterns of Hungarian verbs. For example, in the first person singular present tense, it becomes "végeztetek" (I have something done). In the past tense, it would be "végeztettem" (I had something done).

This verb is frequently used in various contexts. One might say "Már elvégeztettem a munkámat" which translates to "I have already had my work done." Another example is "Meg fogom végeztetni a kocsimat a szerelővel," meaning "I will have my car done by the mechanic." The structure often involves an object that is the recipient of the action and, sometimes, an agent who performs the action, though this agent is not always explicitly stated. The concept of causing an action to occur, rather than performing it oneself, is central to the meaning of "végeztetni."