Leálltad

"Leálltad" is a Hungarian verb phrase that translates to "you stopped" in English. It is formed by combining the verb "áll" (which means "to stand" or "to stop") with the past tense suffix "-tad" and the personal pronoun "d" for the second person singular. This phrase is used to indicate that the subject, in this case, you, performed the action of stopping something or someone.

The verb "áll" is irregular and has multiple forms depending on the tense and person. In the past tense, it conjugates as follows: "álltam" (I stopped), "álltál" (you stopped), "állt" (he/she/it stopped), "álltunk" (we stopped), "álltatok" (you all stopped), and "álltak" (they stopped). The phrase "leálltad" specifically refers to the action performed by the second person singular.

The phrase "leálltad" can be used in various contexts, such as stopping a machine, halting a process, or interrupting someone's speech. It is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar and is essential for expressing actions and states in the past tense. Understanding the conjugation and usage of "leálltad" is crucial for effective communication in Hungarian.