Ráordított

Ráordított is a Hungarian verb that translates to "shouted at" or "yelled at" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "ráordítani." This verb is used to describe an instance where someone directed loud, angry, or forceful speech towards another person or group. The prefix "rá-" indicates a direction towards something or someone, and "ordítani" means to roar or yell. Therefore, "ráordított" specifically denotes the act of shouting or yelling *at* someone.

The verb often implies a negative emotional state on the part of the speaker, such as anger, frustration, or alarm. It can be used in a variety of contexts, from a parent scolding a child to a driver expressing road rage. The intensity of the shout can vary, but the core meaning remains the forceful and direct vocalization directed towards a recipient. Understanding "ráordított" requires recognizing the nuances of forceful communication and the directional aspect conveyed by the prefix. It is a common verb in Hungarian used to describe confrontational or emotionally charged verbal interactions.