elrendeltem

elrendeltem is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb elrendelni. The verb elrendelni translates to "to order," "to decree," "to command," or "to arrange" in English. Therefore, "elrendeltem" literally means "I ordered," "I decreed," "I commanded," or "I arranged," depending on the context in which it is used.

The root of the verb is "rendel," which means "to order" or "to arrange." The prefix "el-" often indicates completion or a change of state. Thus, "elrendelni" signifies the act of bringing an order or arrangement to a conclusion.

In practice, the specific meaning of "elrendeltem" is derived from the surrounding sentence. For example, if someone says "Azt elrendeltem, hogy holnap korán keljünk," it means "I ordered that we wake up early tomorrow." If the context is about a legal matter, it could imply "I decreed." In a situation involving planning an event, it would translate to "I arranged." The verb is a common part of everyday Hungarian conversation and formal discourse.