Töröltem

Töröltem is a Hungarian word that translates to "I deleted" or "I have deleted" in English. It is the past tense, first-person singular form of the verb "törölni," which means "to delete," "to erase," or "to cancel." This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and in digital contexts, such as when referring to deleting files on a computer, removing an item from a list, or canceling an appointment.

The grammatical structure of "töröltem" indicates that the action of deleting was performed by the speaker. The "-tem" suffix signifies the first-person singular past tense. For example, one might say "Ezt az üzenetet töröltem" which means "I deleted this message." In a technological context, it's frequently encountered when users interact with software interfaces or describe their actions within digital environments.

Understanding "töröltem" requires familiarity with Hungarian verb conjugation, specifically the past tense and first-person singular endings. The root of the verb, "töröl-," carries the core meaning of removal or obliteration. The word's usage is straightforward and directly conveys the completed action of deletion by the subject.