összeadtad

összeadtad is a Hungarian verb meaning "you have added" or "you have summed up." It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb "összeadni," which means to add, sum up, or combine.

The verb is used in various contexts. In a mathematical sense, it refers to the act of performing addition. For example, "összeadtad a számokat" translates to "you have added the numbers." It can also be used figuratively to mean bringing together or combining different elements, ideas, or efforts. For instance, "összeadtad a tapasztalataidat az övéivel" means "you have combined your experiences with his/hers."

The conjugation of "összeadni" follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. The past tense for the second-person singular is formed by adding the suffix "-tad" to the verb stem. Therefore, "összeadtad" specifically indicates that the action of adding or summing up was performed by "you" (singular, informal).

The concept of adding or summing up is fundamental in many fields, and the Hungarian word "összeadtad" encapsulates this action when performed by an individual addressed informally. Its usage is straightforward and directly translates to the English equivalent in most situations.