kivívtam

The Hungarian verb "kivívtam" is the first-person singular past tense of the verb "kivívni." "Kivívni" translates to "to achieve," "to win," "to earn," or "to attain" in English. Therefore, "kivívtam" signifies "I achieved," "I won," "I earned," or "I attained."

This verb typically implies a significant effort or struggle to reach a particular goal or obtain a certain outcome. It suggests that the accomplishment was not easily gained and often involved overcoming obstacles or demonstrating skill and perseverance. For example, one might say "kivívtam a bizalmukat" which means "I earned their trust," implying that trust was gained through consistent positive actions and reliability. Similarly, "kivívtam a győzelmet" translates to "I won the victory," indicating a hard-fought triumph. The context in which "kivívtam" is used will further clarify the precise nuance of the achievement. It is a common verb in Hungarian used to express personal accomplishments.