Számolj

"Számolj" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "count" in English. It is a regular verb, meaning its conjugation follows a predictable pattern. The infinitive form of the verb is "számolni," and its past participle is "számolt." The verb can be used in various contexts, such as counting numbers, items, or even time periods.

In the present tense, "számolj" is conjugated as follows: én számolok (I count), te számolsz (you count), ő/ön számol (he/she/it counts), mi számolunk (we count), ti számoltok (you all count), ők számolnak (they count). In the past tense, the conjugations are: én számoltam (I counted), te számoltál (you counted), ő/ön számolt (he/she/it counted), mi számoltunk (we counted), ti számoltatok (you all counted), ők számoltak (they counted).

The verb "számolj" can also be used in the imperative mood to give commands or make requests. For example, "számolj!" means "count!" or "count up!" In the negative imperative, it becomes "ne számolj!" which translates to "don't count!" or "don't count up!"

The verb "számolj" is commonly used in everyday conversations and various situations, such as counting money, people, or even steps. It is an essential verb for expressing numerical concepts in Hungarian.