Átadom

Átadom is a Hungarian verb form that expresses a first-person singular action of handing over or delivering something. It covers a literal transfer of a physical object as well as more abstract transfers, such as transferring responsibility or authority. In grammar, átadom is the present indicative form of the verb átadni, meaning to hand over or to deliver.

Etymology and morphology: The word is built from the prefix át-, indicating movement across or beyond, and the verb adni, “to give.” The infinitive is átadni; the present tense first-person singular ending -om attaches to the stem, producing átadom. The full present tense conjugation is: én átadom, te átadod, ő átadja, mi átadjuk, ti átadjátok, ők átadják.

Usage: It is used with both tangible objects and abstract transfers. Examples include: "Átadom a kulcsokat a portásnak." (I hand over the keys to the porter.) "Átadom a jelentést a főnöknek." (I hand over the report to the boss.) It can also denote transferring responsibility or power: "Átadom a hatalmat a következő vezetőnek." (I hand over power to the next leader.)

See also: related terms include átadás (the act of handing over or delivering) and adni (to give).