felráztam

Felráztam is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb felrázni. The verb felrázni means to shake up, to rouse, or to stir up. Therefore, "felráztam" translates to "I shook up," "I roused," or "I stirred up" in English.

The verb can be used in a literal sense, such as shaking a bottle or a person awake. For example, "Felráztam a kávét" would mean "I shook the coffee." It can also be used figuratively, to describe causing a commotion, inciting action, or bringing about a change. For instance, "Felráztam a városi életet" could translate to "I stirred up the city life."

The past tense conjugation in Hungarian is typically formed by adding suffixes to the verb stem. In the case of felrázni, the stem is felráz, and the first-person singular past tense suffix is -tam. This results in the form felráztam. Understanding this verb and its conjugation is important for comprehending Hungarian past tense narratives and conversations.