megtámadtad

megtámadtad is the past tense, second-person singular form of the Hungarian verb támad. Támad generally translates to "to attack," "to assault," or "to invade." Therefore, megtámadtad specifically means "you attacked," "you assaulted," or "you invaded."

This verb conjugation is used when referring to an action that was completed in the past and was performed by a single person addressed directly as "you" (in the informal singular form). For example, if someone were describing a historical event where a specific individual was the aggressor, they might say, "You attacked the fortress" or "You invaded the territory." In a more figurative sense, it could also be used to describe a verbal assault or criticism, such as "You attacked my ideas." The specific nuance of "attack" or "invade" would be determined by the context in which the word is used.