Áramoltál

Áramoltál is a Hungarian verb in the past tense, second-person singular, meaning "you flowed" or "you streamed." It is derived from the verb "áramolni," which signifies the act of flowing, circulating, or passing through. The suffix "-tál" indicates the past tense and the second-person singular subject. Therefore, "áramoltál" directly translates to "you flowed" or "you streamed."

This verb can be used in various contexts. Literally, it can describe the movement of liquids, such as water flowing in a river or a liquid being poured. For example, "A folyóban áramoltál" would mean "You flowed in the river." Figuratively, "áramoltál" can refer to the passage of time, emotions, or even electricity. One might say, "Az idő lassan áramoltál," meaning "Time flowed slowly." It can also describe the circulation of people or things, like "A tömegben áramoltál," translating to "You streamed through the crowd." In the context of electrical currents, "Az áram áramoltál a vezetékben" would mean "The current flowed in the wire." The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which the verb is used.