meggyengíti

"Meggyengíti" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to weaken" or "to impair" in English. It is used to describe the action of making something or someone weaker, less effective, or more vulnerable. The verb can be used in various contexts, including physical, emotional, and metaphorical situations.

In a physical context, "meggyengíti" can refer to the process of reducing the strength or endurance of a person or an object. For example, a disease can meggyengíti a testvérét, meaning a disease can weaken a person. Similarly, a machine can be meggyengítve, indicating that it has become less effective or less reliable.

In an emotional context, "meggyengíti" can describe the action of making someone feel less confident, less resilient, or more susceptible to negative emotions. For instance, a person can be meggyengítve a kritika által, meaning a person can be weakened by criticism.

Metaphorically, "meggyengíti" can be used to describe the action of making something less powerful, less influential, or less persuasive. For example, a legal argument can be meggyengítve a gyenge bizonyítékok miatt, meaning a legal argument can be weakened due to weak evidence.

The verb "meggyengíti" is formed from the root "gyenge," which means "weak." It is a regular verb in Hungarian, following the typical conjugation patterns. The past tense form is "meggyengítette," and the past participle is "meggyengített." The verb can be used in both transitive and intransitive forms, depending on the context.