Visszaengedte

Visszaengedte is a Hungarian verb, the past tense conjugation of "visszaengedni." The base verb "visszaengedni" translates to "to let back," "to allow back," or "to release back" in English. Therefore, "visszaengedte" specifically means "he/she/it let back," "he/she/it allowed back," or "he/she/it released back."

This verb is used in various contexts. For instance, one might use it to describe returning a borrowed item, saying "Visszaengedte a könyvet" which means "He/she/it returned the book." It can also refer to allowing someone or something to return to a place or state. For example, "A rendőrök visszaengedte a tömeget a helyszínre" translates to "The police let the crowd back to the scene." Another common usage involves releasing an animal, as in "A halász visszaengedte a kishalakat" meaning "The fisherman released the small fish back." The exact nuance depends heavily on the surrounding sentence and the context in which it is employed.