visszaadta

Visszaadta is a Hungarian verb form meaning “returned” or “gave back.” It is the third-person singular past tense form of the verb visszaad, which is a compound of vissza- (back, back again) and ad (to give). The prefix signals the act of returning something to its owner or to a previous state.

In usage, visszaadta denotes that a subject performed the action of returning an object. The sentence may include the object that was returned, and often highlights the completion of the act. The form is common in everyday Hungarian and appears in both spoken and written language.

Examples:

- A könyvet visszaadta. (He/She returned the book.)

- A kulcsot visszaadta a vendég. (The guest returned the key.)

- Visszaadta a kölcsönt. (He/She paid back the loan.)

Related terms include visszaadni (to return back, to give back), visszaadás (return, act of returning), and adni (to give), from which visszaad is derived through the back- prefix. The word fits into Hungarian verb conjugation patterns that combine a prefix with the base verb to modify meaning and tense.

Overall, visszaadta functions as a straightforward past-tense narration of the act of giving something back, with the subject and object roles determined by the sentence context.