számoztam

The Hungarian word "számoztam" is the first-person singular past tense of the verb "számozni." This verb means to number, to put a number on something, or to count. Therefore, "számoztam" translates directly to "I numbered" or "I counted" in English.

When used in a sentence, "számoztam" indicates that the speaker performed the action of numbering or counting at some point in the past. For example, one might say "A lapokat számoztam" which means "I numbered the pages." Similarly, "A vendégeket számoztam" would translate to "I counted the guests." The specific context clarifies whether it refers to assigning sequential numbers or simply enumerating a quantity.

The verb "számozni" itself derives from the word "szám," meaning "number." The suffix "-ozni" is a common verbalizing suffix in Hungarian. Thus, "számoztam" is a direct past tense conjugation of this fundamental numbering action. It is a common and straightforward verb used in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing.