Kívántál

Kívántál is a Hungarian word. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb kíván, which means "to wish," "to desire," or "to want." Therefore, "kívántál" translates directly to "you wished," "you desired," or "you wanted" in English.

This verb conjugation is used when referring to a singular person in the past tense. For example, one might say, "Mit kívántál a születésnapodra?" which means "What did you wish for your birthday?" The context in which "kívántál" is used will determine the most appropriate English translation among "wished," "desired," or "wanted." It is a common and essential part of Hungarian grammar, particularly in informal conversation and narrative storytelling. The verb kíván itself is widely used in various tenses and moods to express a range of wishes and desires.