kiáltok

Kiáltok is a Hungarian verb. It is the first person singular present indicative form of kiáltani, meaning I shout or I call out. The word denotes producing a loud vocal sound to attract attention, signal danger, request help, or express emotion. It is used in both everyday speech and narrative.

Etymology and form: Kiáltani is formed with the prefix ki- and the root -ált- plus the infinitive ending -ani, following standard patterns of Hungarian -ani verbs. The present tense forms are kiáltok (I shout), kiáltasz (you shout), kiált (he/she/it shouts), kiáltunk (we shout), kiáltotok (you all shout), kiáltanak (they shout). The past tense is kiáltottam (I shouted), kiáltottál, kiáltott, kiáltottunk, kiáltottatok, kiáltottak.

Usage: Kiáltok is used to indicate a current act of shouting. It can appear in direct speech, for example: Kiáltok: "Segítség!" (I shout: "Help!"). It can also describe raising one’s voice in other contexts, such as protests, sports events, or warnings, where the emphasis is on vocal loudness rather than mere speech.

Related forms: The noun kiáltás means a shout or cry, and kiáltó can refer to something that calls out or to a loud exclamation. The verb kiáltani is the infinitive from which kiáltok and its related forms are derived.

See also: Kiáltás, kiáltó, kiáltani.