Megfizettem

Megfizettem is a Hungarian verb form meaning “I paid” or “I have paid.” It comes from the verb megfizetni, which means to pay in full, to compensate, or, figuratively, to pay the price. The form megfizettem is the first-person singular past definite (perfect) tense, indicating that the speaker has completed the action of paying. The prefix meg- adds a sense of completion or sufficiency to the root fizet (to pay).

In ordinary use, megfizettem is employed to report that a debt, bill, price, or obligation has been settled. For example, Megfizettem az árát translates to “I paid the price” or “I paid what I owed.” The expression can also carry a figurative meaning: megfizetni a price can imply bearing the consequences of one’s actions, as in “I paid the price for what I did.”

Cultural and linguistic notes: Megfizettem and the related verb megfizetni frequently appear in Hungarian prose, dialogue, and song lyrics to convey themes of cost, responsibility, or consequences. As a common verb form, it is part of standard Hungarian conjugation and can be used in various contexts to describe completed payment or to evoke the notion of having faced the outcomes of one’s choices. If a specific work or title named Megfizettem is intended, providing additional details would help identify it precisely.

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