Elárultam

elárultam is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb elárulni, which means "to betray" or "to reveal". Therefore, "elárultam" translates to "I betrayed" or "I revealed" in English.

The verb elárulni is composed of the prefix "el-" which indicates completion or away, and the root "árulni" meaning to sell or to betray. The past tense is formed by adding the "-tam" suffix to the stem of the verb, indicating the first person singular subject.

As "elárultam" is a past tense verb, it is used to describe an action that was completed in the past by the speaker. For example, "Elárultam a titkot" means "I revealed the secret". Similarly, "Elárultam a barátomat" means "I betrayed my friend". The specific meaning, betray or reveal, is determined by the context of the sentence.

The word is commonly used in everyday Hungarian conversation, literature, and media. Its usage reflects situations involving trust, secrecy, and loyalty. Understanding "elárultam" is key to comprehending past actions of betrayal or revelation in the Hungarian language.