támadtáltámadtál

támadtáltámadtál is a Hungarian word, a second-person singular past tense conjugation of the verb "támad", which means "to attack" or "to rise". Specifically, "támadtál" translates to "you attacked" or "you rose". The repetition of the verb stem, "támadtáltámadtál", emphasizes the action or suggests a repeated or prolonged instance of the action. This reduplication is a grammatical feature found in some languages, often used for emphasis or to convey a sense of intensity. In Hungarian, such emphatic forms can modify the meaning to suggest a more forceful or persistent attack, or a more significant or repeated rising. The context in which "támadtáltámadtál" is used would determine the precise nuance of its meaning. It is not a standard dictionary entry but rather an example of an intensified verb form.