átadtál

The Hungarian word "átadtál" is the second-person singular past perfective indicative form of the verb "átad". The verb "átad" translates to "to hand over", "to give", "to transmit", or "to pass on" in English. Therefore, "átadtál" specifically means "you handed over", "you gave", "you transmitted", or "you passed on".

This form is used when referring to an action that was completed in the past by a single person addressed directly as "you" (singular, informal). For instance, if someone gave a gift, "átadtál" would be used in a sentence like "Az ajándékot átadtál nekem" which translates to "You handed me the gift". Similarly, if a piece of information was conveyed, one might say "Az üzenetet átadtál" meaning "You passed on the message". The context of the sentence would determine the most accurate English translation. The perfective aspect of the verb emphasizes that the action of handing over is considered a completed whole.