Beírtam

Beírtam is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the first-person singular past tense of beírni. Beírni means to write into or to enter information into a space such as a form, field, ledger, or document. In usage, beírtam translates to “I entered” or “I wrote in,” depending on context.

The word combines the prefix be- (indicating entering into or completing an action) with írni (to write). The past tense is formed with the stem beírt- plus the personal ending -am, yielding beírtam for “I entered/wrote in.” It is commonly used in narratives or notes to indicate that the speaker has completed the action of entering information.

Usage and examples: Beírtam the data into the form; Beírtam a nevemet a mezőbe; Beírtam a jelszót. The object of beírni is typically a direct object specifying what was entered, such as a name, password, or dataset. In practical terms, beírtam is often found in contexts involving data entry, form filling, or log keeping, including digital interfaces, ledgers, and diary-style notes.

Related terms include beírni (the infinitive form), beírás (the act of entering or recording), and írni (to write). Beírtam appears in both written and spoken Hungarian and is a standard way to report completed entry of information.