ápoltál

Ápoltál is a form of the Hungarian verb ápol, meaning to care for, nurse, or cultivate. It is the second-person singular past tense form (the "you" subject) used when referring to actions performed in the past.

Grammatically, ápoltál is formed from the root ápol- with the suffix -tál, which marks the past tense for the second person singular in Hungarian.

Usage: It is used in declarative sentences to describe that someone did caring actions in the past, such as nursing a patient, tending plants, or maintaining something.

Examples: Tegnap ápoltál egy beteget a kórházban. Translation: Yesterday you cared for a patient in the hospital. Te ápoltál sok virágot a kertben. Translation: You tended many flowers in the garden.

Related terms include ápol (to care for), ápolás (care, nursing), and ápoló (nurse).