Bezártam

Bezártam is the Hungarian verb form meaning "I closed" or "I shut." It is derived from bezárni, meaning "to close" or "to shut," with the prefix be- and the suffix -tam indicating the first-person singular past tense. It is the simple past (definite) form used for a completed action performed by the speaker.

Grammatically, bezárni is a regular verb with both definite and indefinite conjugation patterns. Bezártam expresses a completed action in the past. When the object is definite, it is common to specify it after the verb (for example, bezártam az ajtót, “I closed the door”). The form without an explicit object can also function as a complete sentence, with the object understood from context (e.g., Bezártam).

Usage of Bezártam is everyday in Hungarian. It conveys that something was closed or shut and can be used for doors, windows, containers, or metaphorically for closing a chapter or stopping an activity. The exact nuance depends on the object and context.

In Hungarian-language media, Bezártam is more often encountered as a plain verb form within sentences rather than as a standalone title. It is not widely recognized as the title of a prominent international work, though, like many verb forms, it could appear as a stylized title in a Hungarian work at the author’s discretion.

See also: bezár, zárni, zár. References: Hungarian dictionaries such as Magyar értelmező kéziszótár and Wiktionary Hungarian entry for bezárni.