írtad

Írtad is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you wrote.” It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb írni, which means to write. The form is used when the subject is you and the action of writing occurred in the past. It can appear with or without a direct object, and is commonly found in sentences describing a completed writing action.

In use, írtad can pair with a definite object to emphasize a specific thing that was written, for example, írtad a levelet (you wrote the letter). It can also appear in subordinate clauses or in narrative contexts, such as, Megbeszéltük, hogy írtad nekem a híreket (We agreed that you wrote me the updates). The pronunciation places the accent on the first syllable, with a long í.

Morphologically, írtad is built from the stem ír- (to write) with past tense inflection and the second-person singular ending. It is one of several past-tense forms of írni, including írtam (I wrote) and írtál (you wrote, without a definite object). The form is standard in written and spoken Hungarian and is used across registers.

See also: írni (to write), írtam, írtál, írt (third person singular past tense). The word does not function independently outside its role as a conjugated verb form, and its precise meaning depends on the surrounding context and the object of writing.