kileptetett

Kileptetett is a Hungarian verb that translates to "was made to step out" or "was expelled" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "kiléptetni," which means to have someone step out, to make someone exit, or to expel someone. The verb implies an external force or action causing an individual to leave a place, situation, or group.

The context in which "kileptetett" is used can vary. It might refer to a physical removal from a location, such as being escorted out of a building or a country. It can also describe a more figurative expulsion, like being removed from a team, a job, or a social circle. The passive construction inherent in the "tet" suffix indicates that the subject of the verb did not willingly leave but was compelled to do so by another party or circumstance.

Understanding "kileptetett" requires recognizing the root verb "lép" (to step) and the prefixes "ki-" (out) and the causative suffix "-tet" (to make someone do something). Therefore, the word literally means "was made to step out." The past tense aspect, denoted by "-ett," signifies that this action occurred in the past and has been completed.