élknél

élknél is not a recognized entry in standard Hungarian vocabulary. In typical usage, the verb élnél would be the second-person singular conditional form of élni (to live), meaning “you would live.” The sequence -knél does not occur as a standard Hungarian suffix attaching to a verb stem, so "élknél" would usually be considered a misspelling or a typographical error for élnél (or perhaps élnél valahol, if the sentence intended “you would live somewhere”).

There is also the possibility that Élknél appears as a proper noun in some texts—such as a place name, surname, or brand—but there are no widely cited geographic entities, administrative units, or well-documented uses of Élknél in major reference works. If capitalized, its interpretation would depend on the surrounding context and source, as with many niche or fictional names.

In summary, élknél does not have a standard, widely accepted meaning in Hungarian. When encountered, it is generally advisable to check the broader sentence or the source to determine whether it is a simple misspelling of élnél, a dialectal or invented form, or a proper noun of unknown provenance. For standard grammar, Hungarian verb forms related to live use élnél, élnék, élnénk, and so on, without a knél suffix.