Összezavartál

Összezavartál is a Hungarian word that translates to "you confused me" or "you have confused me" in English. It is the second-person singular past tense conjugation of the verb "összezavar," which means "to confuse" or "to bewilder." The word is commonly used in informal conversation to express that someone has caused a state of mental disarray or perplexity. This confusion can stem from unclear explanations, contradictory statements, or simply an overwhelming amount of information. The term is often employed in everyday interactions, reflecting a direct and personal acknowledgement of being disoriented by another person's actions or words. Its usage implies a sense of being unable to understand or process a situation due to the input received. The grammatical structure places the subject (you) as the agent of confusion and the object (me, implied) as the recipient of that confusion.