megtanultammegtanultadmegtanulták

megtanultammegtanultadmegtanulták is a construction that brings together three finite conjugated forms of the Hungarian verb megtanulni, meaning to learn. The sequence consists of megtanultam, megtanultad, and megtanulták, corresponding to the first person singular past, second person singular past, and third person plural past, respectively. It is not a standard word or phrase used in everyday language; rather, it serves as an example of how Hungarian morphology can generate long strings when boundaries between words are removed.

Morphologically, megtanulni is formed with the prefix meg- to indicate a perfective aspect and the root tanul, with past tense suffixes attached to indicate subject and number. The forms in the string reflect different subject-person combinations: megtanultam signals “I learned,” megtanultad signals “you learned,” and megtanulták signals “they learned.” The concatenation without spaces or punctuation highlights how the same verb stem can appear in varied inflected forms within a single sequence.

Uses and significance, in a linguistic context, include illustrating boundary delimitation and morphological parsing in agglutinative languages. It is sometimes used in teaching or puzzles to train learners or natural language processing systems to segment contiguous verb forms and identify their respective subjects.

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation, perfective aspect, megtanulni.