Megkívántam

Megkívántam is a Hungarian word that translates to "I craved" or "I longed for" in English. It expresses a strong desire or yearning for something, often something absent or difficult to obtain. The word is used in various contexts, ranging from simple cravings for food to deeper emotional longings for connection, love, or a specific experience.

The intensity of the craving indicated by "megkívántam" can vary. It can be a fleeting, mild desire or a persistent, deep-seated need. The specific object of the craving is usually made clear by the context or by appending a possessive suffix or a prepositional phrase to the word. For example, "Megkívántam a csokoládét" means "I craved chocolate," while "Megkívántam a régi szép időket" translates to "I longed for the good old days."

The feeling of "megkívántam" can be associated with nostalgia, a sense of loss, or anticipation. It is a common human emotion that reflects our desires and aspirations. The word's versatility allows it to capture a wide spectrum of human longing, making it a rich and expressive term in the Hungarian language.