Ersítem

Ersítem is a Hungarian word that translates to "I am ashamed" or "I feel ashamed" in English. It is the first-person singular form of the verb "ersíteni," which means "to shame" or "to make ashamed." The word is used to express feelings of embarrassment, humiliation, or regret, often in response to one's own actions or circumstances. For example, one might say "Ersítem, hogy késettem" to mean "I am ashamed that I was late."

The verb "ersíteni" is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. In the sentence "Ersítem a hibáimat," the speaker is shaming or making ashamed of their mistakes. The reflexive form of the verb, "ersíteni magát," is used to express self-shame or self-embarrassment. For instance, "Ersíteni magát a hibáért" means "to shame oneself for the mistake."

Ersítem is a common expression in Hungarian, used to convey a sense of responsibility and accountability for one's actions. It is often used in personal or informal contexts, such as apologizing or expressing regret. The word is an important part of Hungarian vocabulary, reflecting the cultural emphasis on honesty, integrity, and self-reflection.