támogattam

"Támogattam" is the first-person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb "támogatni," which translates to "to support" or "to back." When a Hungarian speaker uses "támogattam," they are referring to an action they personally took in the past to provide assistance, encouragement, or financial aid to someone or something. This support could be emotional, practical, or material, depending on the context of the sentence. The verb "támogatni" is frequently used in various situations, from personal relationships to political endorsements and financial backing of projects. Therefore, "támogattam" signifies a past act of giving support by the speaker. The specific nature of the support is usually clarified by the surrounding words in the sentence. For instance, "Pénzzel támogattam a családomat" would mean "I supported my family with money." Similarly, "Az ötletemet támogattam" could imply "I supported my own idea," meaning they advocated for it. The past tense conjugation clearly indicates that the action of supporting has already occurred and is being reported by the subject.