Aláírom

Aláírom is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I sign" in English. It is the first-person singular, present indicative form of the verb aláírni. The root of the verb, aláírni, means "to sign." This verb is used in various contexts, most commonly when referring to the act of signing a document, contract, or any written material. For example, someone might say "Aláírom a szerződést" which means "I sign the contract."

The verb can also be used metaphorically to indicate agreement or confirmation. In such cases, it implies a formal or definitive acceptance of something. For instance, "Aláírom, hogy ez egy nagyszerű ötlet" translates to "I agree that this is a great idea," essentially meaning "I sign off on this being a great idea." The act of signing, represented by aláírom, signifies a commitment or endorsement. The verb is a fundamental part of everyday Hungarian communication when dealing with official matters, agreements, or expressions of strong agreement.