transzformáltam

Transzformáltam is the first-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb transzformálni, meaning “I transformed.” It denotes that the speaker carried out a transformation, changing the form, appearance, function, or representation of something. The form is commonly used in technical and formal contexts, but can also occur in everyday language when referring to a completed change.

Etymology and morphology: transzformáltam is derived from the root transzformál- plus the past tense suffix -t and the first-person singular ending -am. The verb transzformálni itself is a loanword from the English transform, adapted into Hungarian spelling and conjugation. The related noun forms include transzformáció (transformation) and transzformálás (the act of transforming).

Usage: The expression is frequent in mathematics, engineering, computer science, and data processing, where explicit references to applying a transformation are common. In everyday Hungarian, speakers may prefer alternatives such as átalakítottam or megváltoztattam for more general changes; transzformálás or transzformáció remains standard when the change follows a recognized transformation, such as a mathematical or computational operation. The exact meaning depends on context, often indicating a shift from one state or representation to another through a defined rule or operation.

Examples:

- Transzformáltam a bemenetet úgy, hogy összhangban legyen a kimenettel.

- A képet transzformáltam, hogy a méretek megfeleljenek a specifikációknek.

See also: transzformáció, transzformálás, átalakítás, Fourier-transzformáció.