megtámadom

"megtámadom" is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular, present tense, indicative mood form of the verb "megtámad". The verb "megtámad" translates to "to attack" in English. Therefore, "megtámadom" specifically means "I attack" or "I will attack".

The prefix "meg-" is a perfective aspect marker in Hungarian verbs, indicating that the action is completed or has a definitive outcome. The root of the verb, "támad", means "to attack" or "to assault". When combined, "megtámad" implies a completed or intended attack.

The "-om" ending is the first-person singular personal suffix, indicating that the subject of the action is "I". This verb can be used in various contexts, from a physical assault to a metaphorical attack, such as attacking a problem or a challenge. For example, "Már megfáradtam, de mégis megtámadom a hegyet" translates to "I am already tired, but I will still attack the mountain." The grammatical structure of Hungarian places the verb often at the end of a sentence, but its conjugation clearly identifies the subject and tense of the action.