kimerítette

Kimerítette is the past tense form of the Hungarian verb kimeríteni, which means to exhaust, deplete, or wear out. It is the third-person singular past definite form, used when the subject acts on a definite object.

In usage, kimerítette denotes a completed depletion of something tangible or intangible, such as energy, resources, or patience. Example sentences include: "A vita kimerítette a hallgatóság türelmét" (The debate exhausted the audience's patience) and "A hosszú projekt kimerítette az erőmet" (The long project exhausted my strength). The form is typically employed in formal, narrative, or journalistic contexts to convey that a limit has been reached.

Grammatical notes: kimeríteni is a transitive verb; kimerítette occurs with a definite object (marked with the -t/-et suffix in Hungarian). The verb has other forms such as kimeríti (present tense) and kimeríteni (infinitive). Related nouns and adjectives include kimerítés (depletion) and kimerítő (exhausting).

Etymology: the word derives from kimerítés, meaning depletion, with the verb kimerít- forming the various tense and aspectual forms. It shares semantic field with terms describing depletion, scarcity, or fatigue, such as kifogyás and erőfeszítés.

See also: kimerítés, kimerítő, kifogyás.