átvezette

Átvezette is a Hungarian verb form, the third-person singular past definite (a.k.a. definite past) form of the verb átvezetni. The prefix át- means “across” or “through,” and the root vezet means “to lead” or “to guide.” Together, átvezetni conveys the idea of guiding someone or something across a place, or directing it through a path, process, or channel.

Usage and meaning

The term covers a range of senses. In a literal sense it can mean to lead across a physical boundary or space, for example guiding ships, people, or objects through a strait, corridor, or passage. In a procedural or figurative sense it can refer to guiding someone through a process or sequence, such as leading students through a solution or directing a discussion through multiple stages. In technical contexts it can describe conduction or transmission, for instance to lead a signal or electricity through a circuit or cable.

Morphology and forms

Átvezette is the finite past tense form used when the subject performs the action with a definite direct object. Other forms of the same verb include átvezet, átvezeti, and átvezetett, reflecting the broader conjugation for tense, mood, number, and definiteness. The verb is transitive and typically requires an object or target of the guiding action (e.g., a vessel, a group of people, a process, or a signal).

Notes

Átvezető and related nouns such as átvezetés derive from the same root, describing the act or result of guiding across or through something. The term is common in everyday Hungarian, as well as in technical and literary contexts.