Diktálja

Diktálja is a Hungarian verb meaning "to dictate." It is derived from the verb "diktal," which also means to dictate. The verb "diktálja" is in the third-person singular present tense, meaning "he/she/it dictates."

The verb can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, it can be used to describe someone dictating a letter or a document. It can also be used to describe someone dictating a story or a poem. In a more figurative sense, it can be used to describe someone who is in control or in charge of a situation.

The past tense of "diktálja" is "diktálta," meaning "he/she/it dictated." The future tense is "diktálni fogja," meaning "he/she/it will dictate."

The noun form of the verb is "diktálás," meaning "dictation." This refers to the act of dictating or the material that has been dictated.

Examples of usage in a sentence:

A titkárnő diktálja a levelet az ügyfélnek. (The secretary dictates the letter to the client.)

Az író diktálta a regényét a gépírónőnek. (The writer dictated his novel to the typist.)

A főnök diktálja az irányt a csapatnak. (The boss dictates the direction to the team.)