Eladtam

Eladtam is the first-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb eladni, meaning "to sell." It expresses a completed sale and roughly corresponds to "I sold" in English. The form uses the prefix el- to indicate completion and the suffix -tam to mark the first-person singular past tense.

The verb eladni is transitive, requiring a direct object to specify what was sold. Hungarian distinguishes definite and indefinite objects in its past tense, which influences the accompanying pronouns and word order. For example, Eladtam a lakásomat means "I sold my apartment" (definite object), while Eladtam egy autót means "I sold a car" (indefinite object).

Common usage and examples:

- Eladtam a lakásomat. I sold my apartment.

- Eladtam egy autót. I sold a car.

Conjugation (simple past, indicative) for éladni in the first person:

- én eladtam

- te eladtad

- ő eladta

- mi eladtuk

- ti eladtátok

- ők eladták

Related forms include eladni (to sell), eladom (I sell, present), eladod (you sell, present), and other past tense variants such as eladtam lehet used in different contexts (definite vs. indefinite). The term is common in everyday Hungarian and appears in both spoken language and prose to denote a completed sale.