javasoltál

Javasoltál is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular past tense of javasolni, meaning to suggest or to recommend. In English, it corresponds to you suggested or you recommended. The form is used when the subject is you and the action occurred in the past.

Morphology and related forms: Javasoltál is created from the stem javasol- plus the past tense suffix -tál, which marks second-person singular. The basic verb is javasolni (to suggest). Other related forms include javasoltam (I suggested), javasolta (he/she suggested), javasoltunk (we suggested), javasoltatok (you all suggested), and javasoltak (they suggested). The past participle javasolt also exists, functioning as an adjective meaning “suggested.”

Usage: Javasoltál is used in narrative or direct speech to indicate that you made a suggestion in the past. It can appear in both neutral description and quoted or reported speech. In subordinate clauses, it may be complemented by hogy or question forms, depending on the sentence structure.

Example sentences:

- Te javasoltál egy új megoldást a megbeszélésen. (You suggested a new solution at the meeting.)

- A kolléga megkérdezte, hogy te javasoltál-e egy alternatív ötletet. (The colleague asked whether you suggested an alternative idea.)

Notes: The spelling reflects Hungarian orthography, with the acute accent on á marking a long vowel. The form is one of several past-tense personal endings of javasolni and is most commonly encountered in spoken and written Hungarian when referring specifically to the second-person singular in the past.