elutasítottad

Elutasítottad is a Hungarian verb meaning "you rejected" or "you refused." It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb elutasít. The verb elutasít itself is derived from the prefix el- (away) and the verb utasít (to direct, instruct, send). Therefore, elutasít literally means to direct or send someone away, which in turn implies rejection or refusal.

This verb can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, one might say "Elutasítottad a meghívást" which translates to "You rejected the invitation." It can also refer to rejecting an offer, a proposal, or even a person. In a more formal setting, it could be used to describe the rejection of a petition or a request. The grammatical structure of the word clearly indicates that the action of rejecting or refusing was performed by "you" (the second person singular) and it happened in the past. The context in which "elutasítottad" is used will determine the precise nuance of its meaning. It is a common and fundamental verb in the Hungarian language, essential for expressing disagreement or denial.