megbántotta

megbántotta is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb megbántani, which means to offend, hurt, or grieve someone. The suffix "-ta" indicates that the action was performed by a singular subject in the past. Therefore, "megbántotta" translates to "he/she/it offended," "he/she/it hurt," or "he/she/it grieved."

The verb megbántani is derived from the root "bán," which relates to sorrow or regret. The prefix "meg-" often signifies completion or a change of state. Thus, megbántani implies causing someone sorrow or regret, leading to the meaning of offending or hurting them.

In a sentence, "megbántotta" would be used to describe an action that caused emotional pain or offense to another person. For example, "A szavai megbántották" translates to "His/Her words offended him/her." The context of the sentence would determine the precise nuance of "offended" or "hurt." The subject performing the action is singular (he, she, or it), and the object being offended is also typically singular, though the Hungarian language doesn't explicitly mark plural objects in this verb form.