fordítom

fordítom is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb fordít. The infinitive form of the verb is fordítani, which means "to translate," "to turn," "to convert," or "to reverse" in English. Therefore, "fordítom" specifically means "I translate," "I turn," "I convert," or "I reverse," depending on the context in which it is used.

The verb fordít is a versatile word in Hungarian. When used in the context of languages, "fordítom a könyvet" would mean "I am translating the book." If referring to physical movement, "fordítom a kulcsot" could mean "I am turning the key." The meaning is often clarified by the direct object or the surrounding sentence structure.

As a first-person singular conjugation, "fordítom" indicates that the speaker is the one performing the action of translating, turning, converting, or reversing. It is a fundamental verb for expressing these actions in the present tense from the speaker's perspective. Hungarian verb conjugation is complex, and "fordítom" is a common example of how verbs change based on person and tense. Understanding this conjugation is key to comprehending Hungarian sentences involving these meanings.