Gyengítetted

Gyengítetted is a conjugated form of the Hungarian verb gyengít, meaning to weaken or diminish. It functions as a finite verb form in the second person singular and past tense, typically used when the subject is you (te) and the action is completed. In this form the suffixes indicate both past time and the second-person subject, and it often occurs with a definite direct object, as in gyengítetted a döntést (you weakened the decision).

Morphology and usage notes: the stem gyengít- combines the verb gyengít with a past tense and person-ending sequence. The spelling often shows a doubled consonant, such as gyengítetted, due to the combination of the stem ending in -t and the suffixal sequence. This form appears in both everyday speech and written text, especially in narrative or explanatory contexts where someone attributes a completed weakening of something to the listener.

Examples:

- Gyengítetted a védelmet. (You weakened the defense.)

- Ha gyengítetted a pozíciódat, az versényi kifejezés lehetőséget adott az ellenfélnek. (Note: this example illustrates typical usage; actual phrasing may vary to fit context.)

Related terms: gyengítés (weakening), gyenge (weak), gyengítő (weakening agent or adjective form). The form gyengítetted is one of several person- and tense-specific verb endings that Hungarian uses to mark subject, tense, and object definiteness.

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation, past definite mood, gyengít as a root verb.