Meghúztál

Meghúztál is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb meghúz. The verb meghúz has multiple meanings, depending on the context.

One common meaning of meghúz is to pull or draw something. For example, if someone pulled a rope, you could say "meghúztál a kötelet," meaning "you pulled the rope." This usage relates to physical exertion and movement.

Another meaning of meghúz is to draw or sketch. In this context, meghúztál could mean "you drew a picture" or "you sketched something." This applies to artistic or creative endeavors.

Furthermore, meghúz can be used idiomatically to mean to cheat, swindle, or trick someone. Therefore, meghúztál in this sense would translate to "you cheated me" or "you tricked me." This usage carries a negative connotation of deception.

Additionally, the verb can refer to the act of drawing a boundary or limit. For instance, if someone established a line, "meghúztál a határt" would mean "you drew the border."

The precise meaning of meghúztál is entirely dependent on the surrounding words and the situation in which it is used. Without further context, it is impossible to determine the exact intended meaning.