száradt

The Hungarian word "száradt" is the past participle of the verb "száradni," which translates to "to dry" or "to become dry." As a past participle, "száradt" can function as an adjective or as part of a compound verb tense.

When used as an adjective, "száradt" describes something that has undergone the process of drying. For example, "száradt ruhák" would mean "dried clothes." It can also refer to something that is naturally dry, such as "száradt föld" (dry soil) or "száradt fa" (dry wood). The word implies a state of being no longer wet or moist.

In its verbal function, "száradt" is used to form the past tense of the verb "száradni." For instance, "A ruha megszáradt" translates to "The cloth dried." This indicates a completed action in the past. The root "szárad" is the core of the concept of drying, and "száradt" specifies that this action has already occurred. The word is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing.