Nyújtom

Nyújtom is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to stretch" or "to extend" in English. It is a regular verb, meaning its past tense and past participle forms are created by adding the suffixes -tt and -ott, respectively. The verb conjugates as follows:

Present tense:

- I stretch: nyújtom

- You stretch: nyújtasz

- He/She/It stretches: nyújt

- We stretch: nyújtunk

- You (plural) stretch: nyújtotok

- They stretch: nyújtanak

Past tense:

- I stretched: nyújtottam

- You stretched: nyújtottál

- He/She/It stretched: nyújtott

- We stretched: nyújtottunk

- You (plural) stretched: nyújtottatok

- They stretched: nyújtottak

The verb "nyújtom" is often used in everyday contexts, such as describing physical actions like stretching a rubber band or extending one's arms. It can also be used metaphorically, for example, to describe the extension of a deadline or the stretching of a budget. The verb is part of the Hungarian language's rich vocabulary of motion verbs, which include other verbs like "menni" (to go) and "ugrani" (to jump).