leütött

leütött is a Hungarian verb form. It is the past tense, third-person singular, definite conjugation of the verb "leütni". The verb "leütni" has several meanings, and the specific meaning of "leütött" depends on the context in which it is used.

Common meanings of "leütni" and thus "leütött" include:

To strike or hit down. For example, "A futballista leütötte a labdát." (The footballer hit the ball down.)

To knock out. In a boxing context, "A bokszoló leütötte az ellenfelét." (The boxer knocked out his opponent.)

To impress or captivate someone. For instance, "A film nagyon leütött." (The film really impressed me.)

To achieve or attain something, often with effort. "Az eladási célokat leütöttem." (I achieved the sales targets.)

To land or alight, as in a bird. "A madár leütött az ágra." (The bird landed on the branch.)

The definite conjugation indicates that the action is directed towards a specific object. The past tense signifies that the action has already occurred. Therefore, "leütött" describes a completed action of striking, knocking out, impressing, achieving, or landing, performed by a singular subject. Understanding the surrounding sentence is crucial for correctly interpreting the specific meaning of "leütött".