betértem

betértem is a Hungarian verb, the first-person singular past tense form of the verb betér. The root verb, betér, generally means to enter, to call in, to drop in, or to turn into. When conjugated in the first-person singular past tense, betértem, it translates to "I entered," "I called in," "I dropped in," or "I turned into."

The specific nuance of betértem depends on the context in which it is used. For example, "Betértem a boltba" would mean "I entered the shop." "Barátomhoz betértem" would translate to "I dropped in on my friend" or "I called in on my friend." If referring to a route, "Az utcába betértem" could mean "I turned into the street." It conveys the action of a person willingly going into a place or onto a path. It implies a voluntary action of entering or diverting. The past tense indicates that this action has already occurred.