Szégyelled

Szégyelled is a Hungarian verb meaning "to be ashamed" or "to feel ashamed." It is the second-person singular form of the verb szégyellni. The verb describes a feeling of embarrassment or disgrace resulting from one's own actions or the actions of someone close to them. It can also be used to express a sense of regret or remorse for something done.

The word originates from the Proto-Ugric root *seka, meaning "shame." Over time, it evolved into the modern Hungarian form. Szégyelled is a common verb used in everyday conversation and literature. For example, one might say "Szégyelled magad!" which translates to "You should be ashamed of yourself!" The verb can also be used reflexively, as in "szégyellem magam" meaning "I am ashamed of myself."

The feeling of shame can be triggered by various situations, such as doing something wrong, failing to meet expectations, or experiencing public humiliation. It is a complex emotion that often involves a desire to hide or disappear. The verb szégyelled encapsulates this feeling of inward distress and self-criticism. It is an important part of expressing emotional states in the Hungarian language.