lefuttatta

lefuttatta is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "lefuttat". The verb "lefuttat" means to run something down, to execute something, to carry out, or to process something. Therefore, "lefuttatta" translates to "they ran it down," "they executed it," "they carried it out," or "they processed it," depending on the specific context.

The word is composed of the prefix "le-" which often indicates downward movement or completion, and the verb "futtat," meaning to run or to cause to run. The "-ta" ending signifies the past tense, third-person plural. This grammatical structure is common in Hungarian verbs.

Usage of "lefuttatta" would typically be in a sentence describing an action that was completed by a group of people or things in the past. For example, in a technical context, it might refer to a program or process that was executed. In a more general sense, it could describe the completion of a task or project. The exact meaning is derived from the context in which the verb appears.