inspiráltam
Inspiráltam is a Hungarian verb form, the first-person singular simple past tense of inspirálni, meaning to inspire. It indicates that the speaker performed the act of inspiring someone or something. The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object representing the person or group inspired, although the object can often be omitted if the context is clear. For example: Én inspiráltam őt egy új ötletre. and Én inspiráltam a munkatársaimat egy új projekt iránt. A past tense form is built from the stem inspirál- plus the suffix -t- and the personal ending -am, producing inspiráltam.
Usage and nuance: Inspiráltam is common in contemporary Hungarian, especially in contexts such as education, business,
Etymology: The verb inspirálni is a Hungarian loan from Latin through French or other European languages, reflecting
Related forms: inspirálás (inspiration, the act of inspiring), inspiráló (inspiring, adjective), inspirálóan (inspiringly). See also megihlet,
Overall, inspiráltam functions as a concise way to say “I inspired (someone)” in Hungarian, with standard usage