kommunikáltam
Kommunikáltam is the first-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb kommunikálni, meaning to communicate. It denotes that the speaker carried out the act of communicating at a point in the past. The form is built from the stem kommunikál- plus the past tense suffix -t- and the personal ending -am, resulting in kommun ikál-t-am. The verb belongs to the regular -álni conjugation, with other personal forms being kommunikaáltál? No. The correct forms are: kommunikáltam (I communicated), kommunikáltál (you communicated), kommunikált (he/she/it communicated), kommunikáltunk (we communicated), kommunikáltatok (you all communicated), kommunikáltak (they communicated).
Usage and nuance: kommunikáltam is used in statements about past communication, whether the object or recipient
Etymology: kommunikálni is a loanword in Hungarian, derived from the broader European verb for “to communicate,”