fájt

Fújt is a Hungarian verb form. It represents the simple past tense (the preterite) of the verb fúj, which means to blow or to puff air. The form is used to describe a completed blowing action that occurred in the past, often referring to wind or breath.

In standard usage, fújt signals past narration without auxiliary verbs. It can describe natural phenomena such as wind movement or other blowing actions. A common example is the sentence "A szél fújt," which translates to "The wind blew." The form is part of the broader system of Hungarian verb conjugation, where many verbs derive their past tense endings from the root and person/number context.

Fúj as a verb is a basic, frequently encountered word within Hungarian vocabulary. The past tense form fújt appears in everyday speech, literature, and reporting, serving as a straightforward way to place a blowing action in the past.

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation, Hungarian grammar, fúj.