Szégyellted

Szégyellted is a Hungarian verb in the second-person singular past tense, meaning "you were ashamed." It is derived from the verb "szégyellni," which translates to "to be ashamed" or "to feel shame." The suffix "-ted" indicates the past tense conjugation for the subject "te" (you, singular). Therefore, "szégyellted" describes a state of shame experienced by an individual in the past.

This verb can be used in various contexts to express embarrassment or regret over an action or situation. For example, one might say "Szégyellted, amit tettél" which translates to "You were ashamed of what you did." The intensity of the shame can range from mild embarrassment to deep remorse, depending on the context in which the word is used.

Understanding "szégyellted" requires knowledge of Hungarian verb conjugations and common vocabulary related to emotions. Its usage highlights the importance of personal accountability and the emotional responses associated with one's behavior. The word itself is a direct and descriptive way to convey a past experience of shame in the Hungarian language.