Képzelted

Képzelted is a Hungarian word that translates to "you imagined it" or "you thought it." It is a past tense, second-person singular conjugation of the verb "képzelni," which means "to imagine" or "to think." The word implies that something perceived or believed by the subject was not actually real or did not happen as they thought. It suggests a misperception, a figment of imagination, or a mistaken belief. The phrase is often used to dismiss someone's claims or to indicate that their understanding of a situation is incorrect. For example, if someone says they saw something unbelievable, another person might respond with "Képzelted!" meaning "You imagined it!" The word carries a sense of gentle correction or sometimes playful disbelief. It is a common expression in everyday Hungarian conversation and can be used in various contexts, from trivial misunderstandings to more significant discrepancies in perception. The grammatical structure of the word clearly indicates a past action by "you" and emphasizes the imaginative or mistaken nature of that action.