Támászkodtam

Támászkodtam is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I leaned on" or "I supported myself" in English. It is the past tense, first-person singular form of the verb "támogatni," which means to support, to help, or to lean on. The verb can be used both literally and figuratively.

Literally, támászkodtam refers to the physical act of leaning on something for support. For example, one might say "A falnak támászkodtam" which means "I leaned on the wall." This implies using an external object to maintain balance or ease pressure on one's own body.

Figuratively, támászkodtam signifies seeking emotional, moral, or financial support from someone or something. In this context, it suggests relying on another entity for strength, guidance, or assistance during a difficult time. An example would be "A barátomra támászkodtam a nehéz időkben," meaning "I leaned on my friend during the hard times." This usage implies a reliance on another's presence or help. The verb can also describe leaning on an idea or principle for justification or as a basis for action. The context of the sentence typically clarifies whether the literal or figurative meaning is intended.