felolvastál

Felolvastál is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb felolvasni. The verb felolvasni means "to read aloud" or "to read out". Therefore, "felolvastál" translates to "you read aloud" or "you read out".

The verb itself is composed of two parts: "fel" and "olvasni". "Fel" is a prefix that can indicate upward motion, completion, or intensification. "Olvasni" is the infinitive form of the verb "to read". Together, "felolvasni" specifically refers to the act of vocalizing written text, making it accessible to others through hearing.

The form "felolvastál" indicates that the action of reading aloud was performed by a single person addressed informally or familiarly. For example, if someone asked a friend if they had read a particular text aloud, they might ask, "Ezt a levelet felolvastál nekem?" (Did you read this letter aloud to me?). The conjugation follows standard Hungarian past tense rules for the second person singular. Understanding "felolvastál" requires knowledge of Hungarian verb conjugation and the meaning of the base verb "felolvasni".