Zárultál

Zárultál is a Hungarian word that translates to "you closed" or "you were closed" in English, depending on the context. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "zárul," which means "to close" or "to be closed."

The word "zárultál" can refer to the act of closing something by oneself or the state of being closed. For instance, if someone is talking about closing a door, they might say "Bezárultál az ajtót," meaning "You closed the door." In this case, "zárultál" indicates a deliberate action performed by the subject.

Alternatively, "zárultál" can describe a passive state of being closed. For example, if a shop was closed when someone arrived, they might say "A bolt már zárultál," which translates to "The shop was already closed." Here, the emphasis is on the state of the shop rather than an active closing by a person.

The usage of "zárultál" is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing. It is a fundamental part of the language's verb conjugation system, reflecting the grammatical requirement to indicate the tense, person, and number of the action. Understanding its meaning and application is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences involving past actions of closing.