Konjugáltál

The Hungarian verb "konjugáltál" is the second-person singular past tense conjugation of the verb "konjugál." The verb "konjugál" means to conjugate, which in grammar refers to the process of inflecting or modifying a verb to express tense, mood, person, number, and gender. Therefore, "konjugáltál" literally translates to "you conjugated."

This form would be used in a sentence to describe an action performed by a single person in the past. For example, in Hungarian, one might say "Te a múlt időt konjugáltál," meaning "You conjugated the past tense." It indicates that the subject, "you" (singular, informal), performed the act of conjugating a verb in the past.

The concept of conjugation is fundamental to understanding the grammar of many languages, including Hungarian. It allows speakers to convey precise information about when an action took place, who performed it, and in what manner. "Konjugáltál" is a specific instance of this grammatical process, highlighting a past action by the second-person singular subject.