Szégyell

Szégyell is a Hungarian verb meaning to be ashamed or to feel shame. It is derived from the noun "szégyen," which also means shame. The verb can be used in various contexts to express feelings of embarrassment, disgrace, or humiliation.

The conjugation of "szégyell" follows the typical patterns of Hungarian verbs. For instance, in the present tense, the first-person singular form is "szégyellem" (I am ashamed), the second-person singular is "szégyenled" (you are ashamed), and the third-person singular is "szégyelli" (he/she/it is ashamed). Plural forms include "szégyelljük" (we are ashamed), "szégyellitek" (you all are ashamed), and "szégyellik" (they are ashamed).

"Szégyell" can be used reflexively or transitively. When used reflexively, it often implies shame felt for one's own actions or character. For example, "Szégyellem, amit tettem" means "I am ashamed of what I did." When used transitively, it can mean to be ashamed of someone or something else. An example would be "Nem szégyelli a szüleit" meaning "He is not ashamed of his parents."

The concept of shame in Hungarian culture, as expressed by the verb "szégyell," is a significant social emotion. It can be a powerful motivator for adhering to social norms and can lead to feelings of isolation or social stigma if a person is perceived to be lacking in shame. The verb is a common part of everyday Hungarian vocabulary.