vettél

Vettél is a term that appears in Hungarian grammar, specifically referring to a past tense conjugation of verbs. It indicates an action that was completed in the past. The suffix "-ttél" is attached to the verb stem to form this past tense, and it is used when the subject of the verb is "you" (singular, informal).

For example, if the infinitive verb is "olvasni" (to read), the past tense conjugation for "you" would be "olvastál" (you read). Similarly, for the verb "enni" (to eat), the past tense for "you" is "ettél" (you ate). This conjugation is a fundamental aspect of forming past tense sentences in Hungarian.

The "-ttél" ending is distinct from other past tense endings, which vary depending on the person and number of the subject. Understanding these conjugations is crucial for accurate and fluent communication in Hungarian. The use of the informal "you" implies a familiar or personal context for the communication.