szándékoztál

The Hungarian word "szándékoztál" is the second-person singular past tense form of the verb "szándékozni," which means to intend, to plan, or to mean to do something. Therefore, "szándékoztál" translates directly to "you intended," "you planned," or "you meant to." It is used when referring to an action or a state that the listener had in mind to perform or bring about in the past.

For example, if someone asked if you had planned to go to the store, you might respond with a sentence including "szándékoztál." The verb conveys the idea of a past intention, a volition that was present at a specific point in time before the current moment. It does not necessarily imply that the intended action was actually carried out, only that it was considered or desired. The verb "szándékozni" is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and written language, and its past tense conjugation "szándékoztál" is a frequent occurrence when addressing a single person about their past intentions.