kézbesítetted

Kézbeszítetted is the past tense, second-person singular form of the Hungarian verb kézbesíteni. The verb kézbesíteni translates to "to deliver" or "to serve" in English, typically referring to the official delivery of documents, mail, or packages. Therefore, kézbeszítetted specifically means "you delivered" or "you served" something.

This verb form is used in contexts where someone is being directly addressed about a past action of delivery. For example, if someone was asked to deliver a letter and has now completed the task, they might confirm by saying, "I kézbeszítetted" (I delivered it). The "etted" ending signifies the past tense and the subject "you" (singular, informal or formal depending on context, though usually informal in everyday speech).

The concept of kézbesítés is important in legal and administrative procedures where proof of delivery is often required. While kézbesítetted is a common verb form, its specific usage depends on the nature of what was delivered and the circumstances of the delivery. It's a straightforward conjugation indicating a completed action of delivery performed by the person being spoken to.