vezeted

Vezeted is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you lead,” used in the second-person singular present tense. It is derived from the verb vezetni, which means “to lead” or “to direct.” In ordinary sentence structure, vezeted appears when addressing someone who is currently performing the action of leading, often with a direct object indicating what is being led.

In usage, vezeted typically appears in questions or statements about leadership or directing activity. It can appear with a direct object, for example when specifying who is leading a group, project, or task. The form signals that the subject is you and that the action of leading is taking place in the present moment.

Examples:

- Vezeted a csapatot a projektben? — Are you leading the team on the project?

- Most vezeted a megbeszélést. — You are leading the meeting right now.

- Vezeted ezt a céget? — Do you lead this company?

Related forms within the same verb family include vezet (to lead, infinitive) and vezet (present-tense forms for other persons, such as vezetek, vezetsz, vezet, vezetünk, vezettek, vezetnek). The verb is commonly used in contexts involving management, organization, and guidance, as well as in everyday discussions about direction and responsibility.