Megérintette

Megérintette is a Hungarian phrase meaning “touched” and serves as a past tense form of the verb megérinteni, which means to touch. The word appears in Hungarian prose, poetry, and lyrics to denote that something or someone has been physically or emotionally touched. Because of its evocative sense, Megérintette is sometimes used as a title for cultural works, but there is no single, widely recognized subject with this exact name in reliable sources. When used as a title, it typically signals themes of contact, influence, or emotional resonance.

In linguistic use, megérintette is the third-person singular past definite form, and its interpretation depends on context: it can describe a person who touched an object, or metaphorically, someone who has moved or affected another. The ambiguity of the phrase contributes to its appeal as a title and as a narrative device.

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