fújtál

Fújtál is the second-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb fújni, which means to blow or to puff air. It indicates that the subject you performed the action of blowing in the past. This form is commonly used in everyday Hungarian to describe a past act involving blowing, such as cooling food or fanning a flame.

Morphologically, fújtál is built from the verb stem fúj- plus the past tense suffix -tál, following regular patterns for this class of Hungarian verbs. The word contains a long vowel, indicated by the acute accent on the ú, and includes the consonant sequence j-t before the final l, which is typical for this verb’s past-tense form.

Usage-wise, fújtál can describe literal blowing, for example blowing on hot soup or on a candle, as well as figurative or incidental blowing of air. It appears in narrative or conversational speech when referring to a past action directed at someone or something with the second person singular pronoun.

Example: Fújtál egyet a leves fölé, hogy lehűljön. This sentence means “You blew on the soup to cool it down.” In general, fújtál is used with objects or contexts where air is directed or exhaled, and it is one of the more common past-tense forms in everyday Hungarian.

Notes: There is no dedicated noun form for this word; it is strictly a verb form. The corresponding forms for other persons and tenses are built from the same root fúj-, following standard Hungarian conjugation rules.