Csillapította

Csillapította is a Hungarian verb form meaning "soothed" or "calmed" in the past tense. It is the third-person singular preterite form of the verb csillapít, which denotes soothing, quieting, or alleviating distress, tension, or agitation. The action is transitive, usually taking a direct object in the accusative case.

In usage, csillapította describes someone or something that reduced or removed discomfort, anger, noise, or unrest. It can refer to physical relief (for example, alleviating pain or hunger) as well as to emotional or situational calm (such as calming nerves or moderating a dispute). The phrase is common in both literary and everyday Hungarian.

Examples of sentences using csillapította include: "Ő csillapította a gyerekek sírását." (He soothed the children’s crying.) and "A beszéd csillapította a feszültséget a teremben." (The speech calmed the tension in the room.) The form is typically used with a definite subject performing the action in the past and with an object that denotes what was soothed or calmed.

Related forms include csillapít, csillapítja (present tense), and csillapító (one who soothes or a soothing agent). The noun csillapítás denotes the act or process of soothing or alleviation. Overall, csillapította conveys a completed action of bringing relief or quieting something that was troubling.