transzformáltál

Transzformáltál is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you transformed” or “you have transformed.” It is the second person singular past tense of the verb transzformál, used when addressing someone in an informal or familiar context (te-form). The form indicates a completed action of transforming something.

Transzformál is a loanword in Hungarian, built from the Latin prefix trans- (across, through) and formál (to shape or form), with the final -ál as part of the infinitive. The term appears together with related forms such as transzformáció (transformation) and transzformációs (transformation-related). In Hungarian technical and scientific language, transzformál and transzformáció are common, especially in fields like mathematics, computer science, data processing, and physics. The usage has become widespread since the late 20th century, often alongside native equivalents such as átformálják or átalakítják, though the latter are more common in general, non-technical contexts.

Grammatically, transzformáltál is one of several conjugated forms: the base transzformál- + past tense ending -tál yields 2nd person singular. Other forms include transzformáltam (I transformed), transzformáltad (you transformed, informal singular), and transzformálta (he/she transformed). The word is typically used in sentences describing a change of form, state, or representation—mathematical, computational, or metaphorical. Example: Te transzformáltál egy adathalmazt a folyamat során. In everyday Hungarian, az alternatív kifejezés átformáltad or átalakítottad may be used, but transzformáltál is standard in technical contexts.