Ikáltam

Ikáltam is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb iktatni. Iktatni has several meanings, but in the context of ikáltam, it most commonly refers to the act of registering or entering something into an official record, such as a document, a list, or a system. It can also imply the process of formally accepting or approving something.

For example, one might say "The document was ikáltam" meaning "I registered the document" or "I formally entered the document." The verb implies a bureaucratic or administrative action. Another less common usage could relate to the act of "marrying" or "joining" two things, but this is far less frequent in modern usage.

The grammatical structure of ikáltam places it within the past tense, indicating an action that was completed at some point in the past by the speaker. The suffix "-tam" signifies the first-person singular subject. Understanding ikáltam requires knowledge of its root verb, iktatni, and its various semantic nuances.