Visszaadtad

Visszaadtad is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you returned” or “you gave back.” It is the second-person singular past definite form of the verb visszaadni, whose basic meaning is to return or give back something. The word is built from the prefix vissza- (“back”) and the root ad- (“to give”), with the past definite suffix that marks tense and the second-person subject.

Usage of visszaadtad is with a definite direct object, usually indicating that the action was completed. For example: “Visszaadtad a könyvet.” translates to “You returned the book.” In typical speech and writing, this form often conveys that the item was taken or received in the past and has now been returned to its owner or rightful possessor.

Grammatical notes emphasize that visszaadtad is part of the finite past tense system of visszaadni. It reflects a completed action performed by the subject you (singular) and typically appears when the direct object is definite. Other personal forms of the same verb exist (for instance, visszaadom, visszaadod, visszaadja), corresponding to different subjects and tenses.

Etymology and related forms: the term derives from vissza- (“back”) + adni (“to give”), yielding the core meaning “to give back.” The noun form for the concept is visszaadás or visszaadásakor, while the verb stem continues to be used across various conjugations.