kiállítottam

The Hungarian word "kiállítottam" is the first-person singular past tense of the verb "kiállítani". This verb has several meanings depending on the context, but they generally revolve around the idea of presenting, exhibiting, or standing out.

One common meaning of "kiállítani" is to exhibit or display something, particularly in a public setting like a museum, gallery, or trade show. Therefore, "kiállítottam" would translate to "I exhibited" or "I displayed". For example, someone might say "kiállítottam a festményeimet a galériában," meaning "I exhibited my paintings in the gallery."

Another significant meaning is to issue or give out something, such as a certificate, a ticket, or an invoice. In this sense, "kiállítottam" would mean "I issued" or "I gave out." An example would be "kiállítottam a számlát," which translates to "I issued the invoice."

The verb can also refer to standing out or being prominent, or in a more literal sense, standing outside. Thus, "kiállítottam" could also imply "I stood out" or "I was prominently displayed." However, this usage is less common than the exhibition or issuance meanings.

Finally, in some informal contexts, "kiállítottam" can mean that someone was evicted or removed, especially from a rental property. This would translate to "I was evicted" or "I was kicked out." This usage often carries a negative connotation.