halasztottál

Halasztottál is a Hungarian verb form meaning "you postponed" or "you deferred," and it functions as the second-person singular past tense of halasztani (to postpone). The infinitive is halasztani; halasztottál is one member of the verb’s past-tense paradigm, with related forms such as halasztottam (I postponed), halasztottad (you postponed), halasztotta (he/she postponed), halasztottuk (we postponed), halasztottátok (you postponed), halasztották (they postponed). The adjective halasztott meaning "postponed" is often used to describe things, for example halasztott határidő (postponed deadline).

Usage and examples: halasztottál denotes that you performed a postponement. It typically takes a direct object representing what was delayed, for instance: A találkozót halasztottad. vagy Halasztottál egy utazást. Questions and negation: "Halasztottál már egy találkozót?" and "Nem halasztottál semmit." The tone is neutral and straightforward, reflecting scheduling decisions rather than cancellation.

Notes: Halasztani is transitive and concerns delaying actions, events, or decisions rather than canceling them outright. In contexts emphasizing postponement, alternative expressions such as átütemezted (you rescheduled) may occasionally be used. The form halasztottál is common in conversational and formal Hungarian alike.