átkeresztezte

átkeresztezte is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb átkeresztezni. The verb átkeresztezni means to cross over, to intersect, or to transpose. Therefore, "átkeresztezte" translates to "it crossed over," "it intersected," or "it transposed."

This verb can be used in various contexts. In a geographical sense, it might describe how two roads or rivers intersected at a certain point. For example, "Az út a folyót átkeresztezte" would mean "The road crossed over the river." In a more abstract sense, it could refer to the intersection of ideas or concepts. "A két elmélet egymást átkeresztezte" could imply that two theories intersected or influenced each other.

The verb also has a specific meaning in the context of heraldry or symbols, where it can denote a crossing or interlacing of lines or elements, such as in a heraldic cross. The prefix "át-" signifies movement across or through, while "keresztezni" relates to crossing. Thus, "átkeresztezte" emphasizes the action of crossing from one side to another or the state of being crossed over. The suffix "-te" indicates the past tense, third-person singular subject, meaning "he/she/it did X."