Kínáltam

Kínáltam is a Hungarian verb in the first-person singular past tense. It translates to "I offered" or "I presented" in English. The infinitive form of the verb is "kínál".

The verb "kínál" is used in various contexts. It can refer to the act of offering something tangible, such as food or a gift. For example, "Kínáltam neki egy pohár vizet" means "I offered him a glass of water." It can also be used to describe presenting an opportunity or a service. In a more abstract sense, "kínáltam" can imply making something available for consideration.

The past tense conjugation in Hungarian is often formed by adding suffixes to the verb stem. For the first-person singular past tense of "kínál", the suffix "-tam" is added, resulting in "kínáltam". This tense indicates an action that was completed in the past by the speaker.

Understanding "kínáltam" requires knowledge of Hungarian grammar, specifically verb conjugation. Its meaning is dependent on the context in which it is used, but the core concept remains consistent: an act of offering or presenting performed by the speaker in the past.