utáltál

utáltál is a Hungarian verb conjugation. It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb utál, which means "to hate" or "to detest." Therefore, "utáltál" translates directly to "you hated" or "you detested" in English.

This form is used when addressing a single person in the past tense. For example, a sentence might read, "Miért utáltál engem?" which means "Why did you hate me?". The conjugation distinguishes between the person being addressed (second person) and the time of the action (past tense). Hungarian verbs are highly inflected, and this form is one specific instance of that inflectional system. The suffix "-tál" marks the past tense, second-person singular. Understanding these conjugations is essential for constructing grammatically correct sentences in Hungarian.