Éreztette

"Éreztette" is the past tense, third-person singular form of the Hungarian verb "érez," meaning "to feel" or "to sense." This grammatical form indicates that a subject, which is singular and not the speaker or the person being addressed, caused something to be felt or sensed. The verb "érez" itself can be used in a wide variety of contexts, from physical sensations to emotional states and abstract perceptions.

When "éreztette" is used, it implies an action or an influence that resulted in a feeling. For example, someone might have "éreztette" the warmth of the sun, meaning they felt its heat. In a more emotional context, a person might have "éreztette" the sadness of another, indicating they perceived or sensed that sadness. The verb can also be used reflexively with the suffix "-tet," forming "éreztette magát," which means "he/she/it made himself/herself/itself felt." This implies a more active or deliberate way of making one's presence or feelings known. The nuances of "éreztette" are therefore dependent on the surrounding context and the specific object or subject it relates to.