csomagolom

Csomagolom is a Hungarian verb form meaning “I pack.” It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the infinitive csomagolni, which means to pack. The word is built from the noun csomag (package) with the verb-forming suffix -ol and the present-tense ending -om, yielding the speaker’s action in the present moment.

Usage of csomagolom occurs in everyday language to describe the act of packing items for travel, moving, shipping, or organizing belongings. It is used in both spoken and written Hungarian and can combine with other elements to form more complex tenses, such as future or perfect forms through auxiliary constructions (for example, csomagolni fogok for “I will pack” or csomagoltam for “I packed”).

Grammatical notes: csomagolom follows regular Hungarian verb patterns for present tense conjugation. Other persons and numbers are formed as: te csomagolsz (you pack), ő csomagol (he/she packs), mi csomagolunk (we pack), ti csomagoltok (you all pack), ők csomagolnak (they pack). The verb’s stem is csomagol-, with the infinitive csomagolni, and the past tense is formed as csomagoltam / csomagoltál / csomagolta, etc., depending on person and number.

Etymology and related forms: csomagolom derives from csomag (package) combined with the verb-forming suffix -ol and the first-person singular ending -om. Related terms include csomagolás (packing, packaging) and csomagolni (to pack).