Beírtál

Beírtál is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you wrote down” or “you entered (into a form).” It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb beírni, which means to write into, to record, or to input information.

Formation and meaning: Beírtál is derived from the infinitive beírni, using the prefix be- to indicate entering or completing an action, together with a past-tense personal ending that marks the subject as “you.” The result is a single word that clearly places the action in the past and identifies the addressed person as the one who performed it.

Usage: The form is used in everyday language to describe actions performed by someone in the past, especially when talking about writing something in a record, filling out a form, or entering data. Examples include entering information into a spreadsheet or logging details into a system. For instance: Beírtál minden adatot a táblázatba. This sentence conveys that the listener completed the entry of all data.

Notes: Beírtál is standard Hungarian and appears in both informal and formal contexts when recounting past actions related to writing in or inputting information. It is closely related to other forms of beírni, such as beírod (present tense) and beírtad (alternative past-tense form in some contexts), which share the same lexical root but differ in tense or person.