visszajuttatta

visszajuttatta is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb visszajuttatni. This verb can be translated into English as "to return," "to send back," or "to get back." The prefix "vissza-" means "back" or "again," while "juttatni" means "to convey," "to deliver," or "to cause to reach." Therefore, visszajuttatta literally means "he/she/it conveyed back" or "he/she/it sent back."

The verb describes an action where something that was previously in one place or with one person is returned to its original location or owner. For example, one might say "A levél visszajuttatta a címzetthez" which translates to "The letter was returned to the recipient." This implies the letter was sent out, possibly incorrectly addressed or returned by the recipient, and then successfully delivered to the intended person. Another use case could be "A rendőrség visszajuttatta a lopott tárgyakat a tulajdonosuknak," meaning "The police returned the stolen items to their owners." In this context, the police acted as the agent that conveyed the items back to their rightful owners. The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation and in written Hungarian to describe the act of returning objects, information, or even people to a previous state or location.