Átadod

Átadod is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you hand over” or “you deliver.” It is the second person singular present tense of the verb átadni (to hand over, to deliver, to pass on). The form is built from the prefix át- (across/over) plus the stem ad- from adni (to give) and the second-person singular ending -od.

The word is transitive and requires a direct object, typically a thing or responsibility. Examples include: “Átadod a levelet” (You hand over the letter) and “Átadod a kulcsokat” (You hand over the keys). It can also be used in figurative senses, such as “átadod a hatalmat” (you hand over the power).

In formal address, a polite equivalent is not átadod but adja át, as in “Kérem, adja át a levelet” (Please hand over the letter). Átadod is therefore the informal, everyday form used when speaking to someone you know well or in casual conversation. Related forms include átadni (the infinitive), átadom (I hand over), and átadtam (I handed over). The term is common in contexts involving transfer of items, documents, responsibilities, or authorities.