szólítom

Szólítom is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I call" or "I address" in English. It is a first-person singular present indicative form of the verb szólít, which means "to call" or "to address." The verb szólít is a regular, transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object to complete its meaning. In the sentence "Szólítom a tanárt" (I call the teacher), the direct object is "a tanár" (the teacher), which is the person being called or addressed.

The verb szólít can also be used in other tenses and forms, such as "szólítottam" (I called) for the past tense, "szólítom" (I call) for the present tense, and "szólítanom" (I call) for the infinitive form. It can be conjugated for different subjects, such as "szólítasz" (you call) and "szólítják" (they call).

Szólítom is part of the Hungarian language's rich verbal system, which includes a variety of conjugations and forms to express different actions, states, and conditions. The verb's usage is essential for communicating various situations, such as calling someone's name, addressing a person, or making a request. Understanding the proper usage of szólítom and its related forms is crucial for effective communication in Hungarian.