Átvezetetted

Átvezetetted is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular, past tense, definite conjugation of the verb "átvezetni". "Átvezetni" itself is a compound verb formed from the prefix "át-" meaning "across" or "through", and the verb "vezetni" meaning "to lead" or "to guide". Therefore, "átvezetetted" literally translates to "you led it/him/her across" or "you guided it/him/her through".

The definite conjugation is used when the direct object of the verb is specific or already known. For example, if one were talking about a specific bridge and a specific person, they might say "Te átvezetetted a hidat" which translates to "You led the bridge across" or more idiomatically, "You crossed the bridge" (implying you led yourself across). Another example could be "Átvezetetted a vendégeket a termen" meaning "You led the guests through the room".

The verb "átvezetni" can be used in both literal and figurative senses. Literally, it can refer to physically guiding someone or something from one place to another. Figuratively, it can mean to lead someone through a process, to explain something thoroughly, or to guide someone to a new understanding or state. The form "átvezetetted" specifically addresses the action performed by "you" (singular, informal) in the past, with a definite object.