Szigorította

Szigorította is a Hungarian verb derived from the adjective "szigorú," meaning strict or severe. The verb "szigorította" itself is the third-person singular past tense form, translating to "he/she/it tightened," "he/she/it intensified," or "he/she/it made stricter." The specific meaning depends on the context in which it is used.

For instance, one might say "A rendőrség szigorította az ellenőrzéseket," which translates to "The police tightened the controls." Here, it implies an increase in the rigor or intensity of the police's actions. Another example could be "A kormány szigorította a törvényt," meaning "The government made the law stricter." This indicates that new regulations or penalties were introduced, making the existing law more severe.

The verb can also be used in more abstract contexts. For example, "A kritikusok szigorították a hangnemüket" means "The critics intensified their tone." This suggests a more harsh or critical approach. The core idea across all uses is an increase in severity, strictness, or intensity. The past tense form "szigorította" specifically refers to a completed action in the past.