megteszed

Megteszed is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you do” or “you will do” in the second-person singular present tense of the verb megtenni. The verb megtenni is built from the prefix meg-, which signals completion or achievement, combined with tenni, meaning “to do” or “to perform.” The form megteszed thus conveys that the subject (you) carries out the action, often with a sense of fulfilling a task.

In standard usage, megteszed is used when directly addressing someone and referring to performing a specific action. For example: Megteszed ezt a feladatot holnap? meaning “Will you do this task tomorrow?” or Megteszed, amit mondtam? meaning “Will you do what I said?” The form is finite and inflects for person and number; the corresponding forms include megteszem (I do), megtesz (he/she does), megteszünk (we do), megtesztek (you plural do), megteszik (they do).

Notes: The meg- prefix adds a nuance of completeness or achievement, so megteszed often emphasizes the successful completion of the action rather than merely starting it. In everyday speech it is a common, neutral construction; in more formal writing, alternatives such as the infinitive megtenni or other verb forms may be preferred depending on sentence structure.

Related terms: megtenni, megtesz, megteszünk, megteszitek, megteszik.