letöltötted

Letöltötted is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you downloaded.” It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb letölteni, which means to download. The form is built from the stem letölt- plus the past tense marker -ött and the personal ending -ed, resulting in letöltötted. The spelling creates a double t at the junction of the stem and suffix.

In use, letöltötted indicates a completed action performed by the person addressed. It commonly appears in conversation, messaging, or written statements about something obtained from the internet, such as a file, program, or media. Examples: Letöltötted a filmet? Have you downloaded the movie? Letöltötted már a szoftvert? Have you already downloaded the software?

Related forms include letöltöd (present tense, you download), letöltöttem (I downloaded), and letöltötte (he/she downloaded). For formal address, Hungarian uses the third-person form with the pronoun Ön, e.g., Ön letöltötte a fájlt. Etymologically, letölteni is formed with the prefix le- and tölteni; in computing contexts, it denotes transferring data from a remote source to a local device, i.e., the act of downloading.