megnyitottam

Megnyitottam is a Hungarian verb form meaning "I opened" or "I have opened." It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb megnyitni, which means to open, to unlock, or to begin opening something. The word is formed from the prefix meg-, the root nyit-, and the suffix -ottam, which marks the past definite first-person singular in Hungarian conjugation.

In use, megnyitottam denotes that the speaker completed the opening action, typically with a direct object such as a door, a file, a letter, or a window. Examples: Megnyitottam az ajtót. I opened the door. Megnyitottam a fájlt. I opened the file. The phrase can also stand alone in narrative to signal that the action occurred: Megnyitottam. In broader or metaphorical contexts, it can describe initiating something, such as opening a discussion or beginning a process, with the object often implied.

Grammatical notes: megnyitottam is the past tense form used when the direct object is definite. The prefix meg- adds a sense of completion or emphasis to the action of opening. Related terms include megnyitás (the act of opening) and megnyitó (opening ceremony or event).