Megfosztottad

Megfosztottad is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular past tense (past indicative) of the verb megfosztani, meaning to deprive or strip someone of something. The form combines the prefix meg-, which often signals completion or emphasis, with the verb root fosztani, and carries the personal ending that marks the second person singular in the past tense.

In use, megfosztottad expresses that you performed the act of depriving another person or entity of something. It is commonly found in narrative, descriptive, and sometimes legal or ethical contexts where the act of depriving is being attributed to the subject. The expression requires an object representing what is deprived (for example, rights, opportunities, possessions) and may be complemented by an indirect object or prepositional phrase indicating from whom or of what the deprivation occurred.

Examples in Hungarian include megfosztottad őt a jogától, meaning “you deprived him of his rights,” and megfosztottad a lehetőségtől, meaning “you deprived him of the opportunity.” The form is typically used when addressing someone directly in the past narrative or recounting actions taken by a particular person.

Related terms include megfosztani (the base verb meaning to deprive or strip), fosztás (deprivation or stripping), and other conjugated forms such as megfosztottam (I deprived) or megfosztottad résztvevő nélküli variations in other persons and tenses.

Pronunciation is approximately meg-foš-tott-ád, with stress on the first syllable of megfosztottad as is common in Hungarian multisyllabic verbs.