szigorítattam

Szigorítattam is a Hungarian verb, the first-person singular past tense of the verb szigorít. The verb szigorít translates to "to tighten," "to intensify," "to toughen," or "to make stricter" in English. Therefore, "szigorítottam" literally means "I tightened," "I intensified," "I toughened," or "I made stricter."

The specific meaning of "szigorítottam" depends heavily on the context in which it is used. For example, if someone is discussing rules or regulations, "szigorítottam" would imply that they made those rules more stringent or enforced them more rigorously. If referring to a performance or a standard, it could mean that the individual increased the level of difficulty or the expected quality. In a personal context, it might suggest that someone became more disciplined or less lenient.

The verb "szigorít" is derived from the adjective "szigorú," which means "strict," "severe," or "rigorous." The suffix "-ít" is a common verb-forming suffix in Hungarian, indicating the act of making something into the state described by the root word. Thus, "szigorít" signifies the action of making something strict or severe. The past tense conjugation for the first-person singular adds the "-tam" ending to the verb stem.