Párosítottam

Párosítottam is a Hungarian verb, the first-person singular past tense of the verb párosít. Párosít means "to pair," "to match," or "to couple." Therefore, párosítottam translates to "I paired," "I matched," or "I coupled" in English.

The verb párosít can be used in various contexts. It can refer to pairing items, such as socks or gloves. For example, "Párosítottam a zoknikat" would mean "I paired the socks." It can also be used in a more abstract sense, such as matching people for a task or a relationship. "Párosítottam a párokat a tánchoz" could mean "I paired the couples for the dance." In a scientific context, it might refer to matching data points or specimens. The conjugation of párosít follows standard Hungarian verb conjugation patterns for the past tense. The "-tam" ending specifically indicates the first-person singular subject ("I") performing the action in the past. Other past tense forms would include párosítottál (you paired), párosított (he/she/it paired), párosítottunk (we paired), párosítottatok (you all paired), and párosítottak (they paired). Understanding párosítottam requires knowledge of its root verb párosít and the grammatical rules governing Hungarian verb conjugation.