Kapcsoltam

Kapcsoltam is a Hungarian word that translates to "I switched on," "I turned on," or "I connected" in English. The verb "kapcsol" is the base form, meaning to switch, turn, or connect. The "-tam" ending signifies the first-person singular past tense.

This word is commonly used in everyday situations. For example, "Felkapcsoltam a villanyt" translates to "I switched on the light." Similarly, "Bekapcsoltam a tévét" means "I turned on the TV." In a more technical context, it can refer to making an electrical connection.

The verb "kapcsol" is versatile and can be used in various phrasal verbs, each with a slightly different nuance. "Felkapcsol" often implies turning something on that was off, while "bekapcsol" can also mean to switch something on or to engage a mechanism. The word "kapcsoltam" specifically refers to the action performed by the speaker in the past. It is a fundamental verb in the Hungarian language for describing actions related to activating or engaging devices and systems.