kiáltoztál

The Hungarian word "kiáltoztál" is the second-person singular past tense of the verb "kiabálni," which translates to "to shout" or "to yell" in English. Therefore, "kiáltoztál" means "you shouted" or "you yelled." It describes a past action performed by a single person, addressed as "you." The verb "kiabálni" itself implies a loud, often sustained vocalization. The context in which "kiáltoztál" is used would determine the specific reason for the shouting, such as excitement, anger, fear, or to attract attention. For example, one might say "Hangosan kiáltoztál" which translates to "You shouted loudly." The ending "-tál" is a common suffix in Hungarian verbs indicating the second-person singular past tense.