Nyomtad

Nyomtad is a Hungarian word that translates to "you printed" or "you pressed" in English. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "nyomtatni," which means "to print." The word can be used in various contexts depending on the specific action being referred to.

For example, if someone was operating a printing press and completed their task, you might say "Nyomtad a könyvet," meaning "You printed the book." Similarly, if someone pressed a button or a key, you could use "Nyomtad a gombot" for "You pressed the button." The context is crucial for understanding the precise meaning.

The verb "nyomtatni" itself has a broad range of applications beyond literal printing. It can refer to stamping, imprinting, or even impressing something. Therefore, "nyomtad" can carry these nuances as well. For instance, if a seal was applied to a document, one might say "Nyomtad a pecsétet," meaning "You pressed/stamped the seal." The versatility of the verb makes its past tense form equally adaptable.