táplálna

Táplálna is a Hungarian verb that translates to "feeding" or "nourishment" in English. It is derived from the noun táplálék, meaning "food" or "nourishment." The verb can be used in a literal sense to describe the act of providing food to a person or animal, such as a mother feeding her child or a farmer feeding his livestock. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the process of providing something that sustains or supports growth, like feeding an idea or feeding a passion.

The verb táplálna has several conjugations depending on the subject, tense, and mood. For example, "én táplálom" means "I feed," "te táplálod" means "you feed," and "ő táplálja" means "he/she/it feeds." The past tense forms include "én tápláltam" (I fed) and "te tápláltad" (you fed). The future tense is formed by adding the auxiliary verb fog, such as "én fogom táplálni" (I will feed).

In a broader context, táplálna can also refer to the concept of nurturing or cultivating something. For instance, one might táplálna a reményt (feed hope) or táplálna a barátságot (nurture friendship). This extended meaning highlights the idea of sustaining and promoting the development of something valuable. The word and its related forms are fundamental in Hungarian for discussing sustenance, care, and growth in both physical and abstract senses.