megkötötted

The Hungarian word "megkötötted" is the second-person singular past tense of the verb "megkötni." This verb is composed of the prefix "meg-" which generally indicates completion or a successful action, and the root "kötni," meaning "to tie," "to bind," or "to fasten." Therefore, "megkötötted" translates directly to "you tied," "you bound," or "you fastened."

The specific meaning in context depends on what was tied or bound. For instance, if someone tied their shoelaces, the sentence might be "A cipőfűzőidet megkötötted," meaning "You tied your shoelaces." It can also be used metaphorically. For example, "Szerződést megkötötted" would mean "You concluded/signed a contract." In a more abstract sense, it could refer to making an agreement or a deal. The subject of the action is clearly defined as the person being addressed (the "you"). The past tense indicates that the action has already been completed by this person.