Véreztél

Véreztél is a Hungarian word that translates to "you bled" in English. It is the past tense conjugation of the verb "vérezni," which means "to bleed." The word is used to describe the act of bleeding that occurred in the past and involved the second person singular. For example, if someone asked if you had bled at some point, the response might be "Véreztél."

The context in which "véreztél" is used can vary. It can refer to a minor injury, such as a paper cut, or a more significant wound. The word itself is purely descriptive and does not carry any inherent emotional connotations, although the circumstances surrounding the bleeding would influence the emotional response.

In Hungarian grammar, "véreztél" is a simple past tense verb form. The personal pronoun "te" (you) is often omitted as it is understood from the verb ending "-él." This makes the sentence more concise. The verb "vérezni" is an intransitive verb, meaning it does not take a direct object. Therefore, "véreztél" simply states that the action of bleeding happened to the subject.