Begészítettem

Begészítettem is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular past tense, perfective aspect form of the verb "begészíteni". The infinitive form "begészíteni" translates to "to drive someone mad", "to make someone crazy", or "to make someone go bananas". Therefore, "begészítettem" means "I drove [someone] mad", "I made [someone] crazy", or "I made [someone] go bananas".

The verb "begészíteni" implies a deliberate action that causes a loss of sanity or extreme emotional distress in another person. The perfective aspect of the verb indicates that the action was completed. In this context, "begészítettem" suggests that the speaker successfully caused this state of madness or extreme agitation in someone else. The exact nuance can depend on the context in which it is used, ranging from a literal mental breakdown to a more hyperbolic expression of extreme annoyance.

This verb is typically used in informal contexts and can carry a strong emotional charge. It is not commonly found in formal writing or academic discourse. The subject performing the action is the speaker ("I"), and the object of the action is implied or stated separately in the sentence. For example, a sentence might be "Azt hittem, hogy a barátom begészítettem" which translates to "I thought I drove my friend crazy."