átjuttassa

Átjuttassa is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular present indefinite form of the verb átjuttatni. The verb itself is composed of two parts: "át" and "juttatni". "Át" is a prefix that generally indicates movement across or through something, or completion. "Juttatni" means to get something to someone or a place, to convey, or to deliver. Therefore, átjuttatni broadly means to get something across, to convey something through, or to deliver something to a destination.

As átjuttassa, it describes an action performed by a singular subject in the present tense, where the subject causes something to be conveyed or delivered. The indefinite conjugation suggests that the action is not directed towards a specific object or recipient, or that the recipient is understood from context. For example, it could be used in a sentence like "A levél átjuttassa az üzenetet" meaning "The letter conveys the message". Here, the subject is "a levél" (the letter), and the verb "átjuttassa" indicates its action of conveying. It can also imply success in getting something through or across, especially if there were obstacles. The nuances of the word often depend heavily on the surrounding context.