Átadtad

Átadtad is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second person singular past tense form of the verb átad, meaning to hand over or to deliver. The prefix át- adds a sense of transferring something from one party to another, while ad- is the root meaning to give. Therefore, átad can be understood as to hand over something to someone else, often implying completion of the transfer.

The form átadtad specifically marks that the subject is you (te) and that the action occurred in the past. It is used when the speaker refers to a completed act of handing over, typically with a definite object and recipient in the sentence.

Usage examples include: Átadtad a levelet a postásnak. You handed the letter to the postman. Átadtad a hatalmat az új vezetőnek. You handed over the power to the new leader.

Related forms include the bare verb átad (to hand over), and other conjugations such as átadom (I hand over), átadod (you hand over), átadja (he/she hands over). The noun form is átadás, meaning handover or delivery, used for both physical transfers (documents, keys) and more abstract transfers (responsibility, authority).

See also: átadni (to hand over, the infinitive form), átadás (handover, delivery), adni (to give).