Kifáradtam

Kifáradtam is a Hungarian word that translates directly to "I got tired" or "I have become tired" in English. It is a common and versatile expression used in everyday conversation. The word is formed from the verb "fárad" which means "to get tired" or "to grow weary," and the prefix "ki-" which often indicates a completed action or a state reached.

The phrase "kifáradtam" can be used in a variety of contexts. It can refer to physical fatigue, such as after strenuous exercise or a long day of work. For example, someone might say "Nagyon kifáradtam a túra után" which translates to "I got very tired after the hike." It can also describe mental exhaustion, such as after a period of intense study or dealing with a stressful situation. In this case, a person might say "Kifáradtam a sok gondolkodásban" meaning "I got tired from so much thinking."

Beyond literal tiredness, "kifáradtam" can also be used metaphorically to express a sense of being worn out by a situation or a person, implying a loss of patience or energy due to persistent annoyance or difficulty. For instance, one might say "Már kifáradtam ebből a vitából" which means "I am already tired of this argument." The grammatical form is the first-person singular past tense of the verb, indicating that the speaker themselves has experienced the feeling of fatigue.