átterjed

Átterjed is a Hungarian verb that means "to spread" or "to disseminate." It is used to describe the action of something spreading or becoming more widespread. The verb can be used in various contexts, such as the spread of information, diseases, or cultural practices.

The basic form of the verb is "átterjed," and it conjugates with the present tense forms "átterjedek" (I spread), "átterjedsz" (you spread), "átterjed" (he/she/it spreads), "átterjedünk" (we spread), "átterjettek" (you spread), and "átterjednek" (they spread).

In the past tense, the verb is "átterjedt," with the past participle "átterjedt" and the past indicative forms "átterjettem" (I spread), "átterjettél" (you spread), "átterjett" (he/she/it spread), "átterjettünk" (we spread), "átterjettetek" (you spread), and "átterjettek" (they spread).

The verb "átterjed" is often used in combination with other words to specify the subject or object of the spreading. For example, "a betegség átterjed" (the disease spreads) or "a hírek átterjedtek" (the news spread).

In summary, "átterjed" is a versatile Hungarian verb used to describe the action of something spreading or becoming more widespread. Its usage can vary depending on the context and the specific subject or object being referred to.