Hibáztam

Hibáztam is a Hungarian verb form that means “I blamed.” It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb hibáztatni, which means to blame or to accuse someone of fault. As a transitive verb, hibáztatni requires a direct object indicating the person or thing being blamed.

Etymology and form: hibáztam derives from the noun hiba (fault, error) combined with a derivational suffix that yields a verb meaning to assign fault. The root hibáztatni covers the act of attributing responsibility for a fault to someone or something. The form hibáztam specifically marks the speaker as performing the action in the past.

Usage: Hibáztam is used when the speaker is describing a past act of blaming others or attributing fault. It commonly appears in narrative or reporting contexts in which responsibility for an outcome is being discussed. The verb forms a complete conjugation with its related members (hibáztatsz, hibáztat, hibáztatunk, hibáztatnak) that follow standard Hungarian conjugation patterns for -at/-tat verbs.

Related terms: hibáztatni (to blame), hiba (fault, defect), hibás (faulty, defective), hibázik (to make a mistake, to be mistaken), hibáság (fault, error). These terms share the same root and are used in related discussions of fault and responsibility.

See also: hibáztat, hiba, hibás, hibázik, hibáság.