szerkeszteted

Szerkeszteted is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb szerkeszt, meaning to edit or prepare. It represents a second-person singular form in the present tense within the subset of Hungarian verbs that take a definite object. Because Hungarian marks the object of a verb, some second-person forms are used specifically when the direct object is definite, and szerkeszteted is described in grammar as part of that definite conjugation pattern.

In grammatical terms, szerkeszteted is analyzed as the second-person singular present form with a definite object. This means it is typically used when speaking to someone about editing a specific, known item. The form contrasts with the indefinite or non‑definite counterpart, where the object is not identified, and a different verb ending would be used. The exact pronunciation and spelling reflect standard Hungarian phonology and orthography, and usage can vary slightly by dialect or register.

Usage and examples in general language talk about editing activities directed at a particular object. In a sentence, it would function to indicate that you (the listener) are performing the act of editing on a clearly identified target. For instance, in descriptive or instructional contexts, a sentence might be framed to highlight that the listener edits a specific document or text. The emphasis on the definite object is the distinguishing feature of this form within the Hungarian verbal system.

Etymology-wise, szerkeszteted comes from the root szerkeszt, with standard Hungarian verb inflection added to mark person and definiteness. It sits alongside other verb forms in the same paradigm that govern how direct objects are integrated into the predicate.

See also: Hungarian grammar, definite conjugation, verb szerkeszt.