beküldteds

Beküldteds is a Hungarian term that translates to "you submitted it" or "you sent it in." It is commonly used in the context of sending or submitting something, such as a document, an application, or a piece of work, to a recipient. The word itself is a conjugation of the verb "beküld," which means "to submit" or "to send in." The "-ted" ending signifies the second-person singular past tense, indicating that the action was performed by "you."

The term can be used in various situations. For example, a student might be told "Beküldted a dolgozatot?" which means "Did you submit the essay?" Similarly, in a professional setting, someone might confirm "Beküldted a jelentkezést?" meaning "Did you send in the application?" The context usually clarifies what specific item or information has been submitted.

While "beküldteds" is a straightforward expression, its precise nuance can depend on the formality of the situation. In everyday conversation, it's a common and direct way to acknowledge or inquire about a submission. The grammatical structure clearly indicates the subject performing the action and the past tense. It is a fundamental verb conjugation in Hungarian, reflecting the common act of sending or submitting items.