kiépíted

The Hungarian word "kiépíted" is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative mood, definite conjugation of the verb "kiépít". The base verb "kiépít" means to build up, construct, establish, or develop something over time. The suffix "-ed" indicates that the action is being performed by "you" (singular, informal) and that the object of the action is definite, meaning it is a specific or known entity.

Therefore, "kiépíted" translates to "you build up" or "you establish" when referring to a specific thing. For example, if someone is talking about building a reputation, they might say "A jó hírnevet kiépíted" which translates to "You build up a good reputation." Similarly, if one is discussing developing a network of contacts, they could state "A kapcsolatrendszeredet kiépíted," meaning "You build up your network of contacts." The definite conjugation implies that the speaker is referring to a particular reputation or network that is already understood in the context of the conversation. This form emphasizes the direct action of the subject upon a specific object.