lefeküdtem
Lefeküdtem is the first-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb lefeküdni, meaning to lie down. The construction combines the prefix le- with feküdni, indicating the action of moving into a horizontal position. The form is intransitive and describes the subject’s act of lying down rather than placing something down.
Grammar and form: In Hungarian, past tense for the first person singular often ends with -tem. Therefore
Usage: Lefeküdtem is commonly used to describe going to sleep, resting, or lying down in the past.
Notes: The phrase is distinct from transitive forms that mean to lay something down, which use different
Etymology: The word derives from feküdni (to lie) with the directional prefix le-, which in this context