hibáztattalak

hibáztattalak is a Hungarian verb in the past tense, second-person singular. It translates directly to "I blamed you" in English. The root verb is hiba, meaning "fault" or "mistake." The suffix -ztat, when added to nouns or adjectives, often creates a transitive verb, indicating causing something to happen or making someone do something. In this case, it signifies the act of attributing a fault or blame to someone. The ending -lak indicates the first-person singular subject ("I") and the second-person singular object ("you"). Therefore, "hibáztattalak" expresses the personal action of the speaker assigning blame to the listener. The context in which this word is used would determine the specific reason for the blame. It is a common expression used in everyday conversation to convey dissatisfaction or accusation.