megfeszíted

Megfeszíted is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular past tense form of the verb "megfeszíteni," which means to stretch, strain, tighten, or tense. The suffix "-ted" indicates the past tense and the "you" (singular, informal) subject. Therefore, "megfeszíted" translates to "you stretched it," "you strained it," "you tightened it," or "you tensed it," depending on the context.

The verb "megfeszíteni" itself is derived from "feszít," meaning to stretch or to stress. The prefix "meg-" often indicates completion of an action. Thus, "megfeszíteni" implies the act of stretching or tightening something to its limit or to a state of completion.

When used in a sentence, "megfeszíted" would describe an action performed by "you" on some object or concept in the past. For example, one might say "Az idegeidet megfeszíted" (You tensed your nerves) or "A kötelet megfeszíted" (You tightened the rope). The specific meaning is determined by the noun or pronoun it refers to. The verb is commonly used in both literal and figurative senses, referring to physical tension as well as emotional or mental strain.