Repültél

Repültél is a Hungarian word that translates to "you flew" in English. It is the second-person singular past tense form of the verb repül, meaning "to fly." This verb can be used literally to describe the act of flying, such as an airplane or a bird, or metaphorically to convey a sense of rapid movement, swift progress, or a feeling of elation.

For example, one might say "A madár repült a fán" meaning "The bird flew on the tree." In a more figurative sense, "Az idő repült" translates to "Time flew," indicating how quickly time seemed to pass. The word repültél specifically refers to an action performed by "you" in the past. Therefore, a sentence like "Te már repültél Amerikába?" would mean "Have you flown to America already?" The grammatical structure emphasizes that the action of flying was completed by the subject "you." The word's versatility allows for a range of expressions, from the purely physical to the more abstract.