megfáradni

Megfáradni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to get tired," "to become weary," or "to be exhausted." It describes a state of diminished physical or mental energy, often as a result of exertion, prolonged activity, or lack of rest. The verb implies a gradual process of losing strength and vitality.

The root of the word, "fárad," also means "tired" or "weary." The prefix "meg-" often indicates completion or the achievement of a state. Therefore, "megfáradni" signifies reaching a point where one is tired.

This verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, someone might say "megfáradtam a hosszú sétában" which translates to "I got tired from the long walk." It can also apply to mental fatigue, such as "sok tanulás után megfáradt az agyam" or "my brain got tired after a lot of studying." The feeling of being megfáradt can range from mild tiredness to profound exhaustion, depending on the circumstances and the individual's resilience. It is a common human experience and frequently encountered in everyday conversation and literature.