készíttettem

Készíttettem is a Hungarian word that translates to "I had it made" or "I got it made" in English. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb "készíttetni," which means to have something made by someone else. This implies a process where the speaker commissioned or ordered an item or service to be created or performed by another person or entity.

The word "készíttettem" can be used in a wide variety of contexts. For example, someone might say "Készíttettem egy új ruhát" (I had a new dress made) to indicate they commissioned a tailor. Similarly, "Készíttettem egy weboldalt" (I had a website made) would mean they hired a web developer. The phrase emphasizes that the speaker did not create the item or perform the service themselves but rather arranged for it to be done.

This construction is common in Hungarian for expressing outsourced work or custom creations. It highlights the role of the speaker as the initiator or commissioner of the task, rather than the direct performer. The specific nature of what was "made" is usually clarified by the context or by adding further details to the sentence.