egyesítettem

Egyesítettem is a Hungarian verb form: it is the first-person singular past tense (aorist) of the verb egyesít, meaning “I merged” or “I united.” This form explicitly indicates that the speaker performed the act of unification in the past.

The base verb egyesít means to bring separate parts or entities into a single unit or to combine things. It can refer to merging organizations, files, data sets, ideas, or programs, and is commonly used in business, administration, or technical contexts. The noun form egyesítés refers to the act or process of unification.

Grammatical notes: Egyesítettem is formed by taking the verb stem egyesít and adding the past-tense suffix, producing a first-person past tense appropriate to the action described. In standard Hungarian conjugation, related forms include egyesítetted (you merged), egyesítette (he/she/it merged), egyesítettük (we merged), egyesítettétek (you all merged), and egyesítették (they merged). The phrase typically requires a direct object in the accusative to specify what was united, for example: “Két vállalatot egyesítettem” (I merged two companies).

See also: egyesítés (unification), egyesítő (unifying), és egyesíteni (to unite, to merge).