szenvedtél

Szenvedtél is the second person singular past tense form of the Hungarian verb szenvedni, meaning to suffer or to endure. It is used when speaking to someone informally (te) and denotes a past experience or state in which the subject experienced suffering.

In usage, szenvedtél appears in statements or questions about past hardship. It can refer to physical pain, illness, or emotional distress. Common time expressions include tegnap (yesterday), az utóbbi időben (lately), vagy régóta (for a long time). Examples: Tegnap szenvedtél a hidegtől. Szenvedtél a betegségtől? Nem szenvedtél sokat, ugye? These illustrate a past event addressed to the listener.

Morphology and related forms: Hungarian verbs mark person and number within the ending. The verb szenvedteni has full finite forms such as én szenvedtem (I suffered), te szenvedtél (you suffered), ő szenvedett (he/she suffered), mi szenvedtünk (we suffered), ti szenvedtetek (you all suffered), ők szenvedtek (they suffered). The negative form is nem szenvedtél (you did not suffer).

Notes: szenvedtél is not a noun or a proper noun; it is exclusively a verb form. In standard prose, it is used in ordinary narrative or dialogue to convey past suffering by the addressed person. There is no separate, widely recognized meaning or usage beyond its role as a verb form within the szenvedni paradigm.