Felszedtem

Felszedtem is a Hungarian word that translates to "I gained weight" or "I put on weight" in English. It is the past tense, first-person singular form of the verb "felszedni," which means to gain, pick up, or acquire. The word is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe an increase in body mass.

The context in which "felszedtem" is used can vary. It might be said with a sense of regret, particularly if the weight gain is perceived as undesirable or unhealthy. Conversely, it can also be used in a neutral or even positive way, for example, if someone has intentionally gained weight for athletic purposes or if they are referring to a temporary increase due to illness or overeating during a holiday.

The opposite of "felszedtem" is "fogytam," which means "I lost weight." Understanding these terms is essential for comprehending discussions about body weight and health in Hungarian. The word itself is straightforward and directly refers to the physical act of accumulating more mass on one's body.