Lenyeltem

Lenyeltem is a Hungarian word that translates to "I swallowed" in English. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb "lenyelni," meaning to swallow. The word is used in everyday conversation to describe the act of ingesting something.

In a figurative sense, "lenyeltem" can also refer to accepting or enduring something unpleasant or difficult. For example, someone might say "lenyeltem a békát" which literally translates to "I swallowed the frog," but idiomatically means "I bit the bullet" or "I put up with it." This usage highlights a sense of resignation or forced acceptance of a negative situation.

The verb "lenyelni" and its forms, including "lenyeltem," are common in Hungarian and appear in various contexts, from describing physical actions like eating and drinking to expressing emotional resilience or the acceptance of hardship. The specific meaning is usually determined by the surrounding words and the overall context of the conversation or text.