Vibráltam

Vibráltam is a Hungarian word that translates to "I vibrated" or "I shivered" in English. The verb "vibrálni" means to vibrate or to shiver. The "-tam" suffix indicates the first-person singular past tense. Therefore, "vibráltam" specifically describes an action performed by the speaker in the past.

This word can be used in various contexts. It might describe a physical sensation, such as feeling a vibration from a passing train or a tremor in the ground. It can also refer to a physical reaction to cold, fear, or excitement, similar to shivering. For instance, someone might say "Már a gondolatra is vibráltam" which means "I shivered just at the thought of it."

The word's meaning is largely dependent on the surrounding sentences and the implied context. It is a common and versatile verb in the Hungarian language, used to convey a range of physical and sometimes emotional states involving trembling or quivering.