Károsítottad

Károsítottad is a Hungarian verb phrase that translates to "you have ruined" or "you have spoiled" in English. It is formed by combining the verb "károsít" (to ruin, to spoil) with the personal pronoun "tad" (you). The phrase is used to express that someone has caused damage or deterioration to something, often intentionally or carelessly. For example, "Károsítottad a könyvet, amikor vizet öntöttél rá" means "You ruined the book when you spilled water on it."

The verb "károsít" is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object to receive the action. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing physical damage, emotional harm, or the deterioration of something's value or quality. The phrase "károsítottad" is typically used in a negative context, indicating that the action was not intended or desired.

The verb "károsít" is irregular in its conjugation, with the past tense form being "károsította" and the past participle being "károsított." The phrase "károsítottad" is formed by combining the past participle with the personal pronoun "tad." It is important to note that the use of "károsítottad" implies that the action was performed by the subject "you," and that the object of the action has been negatively affected as a result.