Kiáltottál

Kiáltottál is a Hungarian verb form meaning "you shouted." It is the second-person singular preterite (past tense) of kiáltani, which means "to shout" or "to yell."

Kiáltani is a regular -ni verb, and its past tense is built with the -ott- suffix plus the personal endings. The standard past tense forms are: kiáltottam (I shouted), kiáltottál (you shouted), kiáltott (he/she shouted), kiáltottunk (we shouted), kiáltottatok (you all shouted), kiáltottak (they shouted). The form kiáltottál corresponds to the second person singular informal subject.

Usage notes: Kiáltottál is used to describe a past act of shouting in informal address. In formal address, the second person is typically rendered with a third-person form: Ön kiáltott. Hungarian also allows kiáltani with various complements, such as specifying what was shouted or the recipient of the shout (for example, kiáltottál a nevemre or kiáltottál segítségért), depending on the sentence structure.

Pronunciation: kiáltottál is pronounced with the stress on the first syllable, following Hungarian stress patterns. The exact pronunciation can vary with speaker accent, but the form is standard and common in everyday speech.

In summary, kiáltottál is the standard informal past tense form for “you shouted” in Hungarian, derived from kiáltani and used in ordinary conversation to recount a past act of shouting.