Befizetek

Befizetek is a Hungarian verb meaning I deposit or I pay in. It is the first-person singular present tense form of befizetni and describes the act of depositing money into a bank account, paying funds to an institution, or adding money to a balance. The term is commonly used in everyday banking, payroll, bill payments, and online transactions.

The infinitive is befizetni, and the related noun form is befizetés, which refers to a deposit or payment that has been made. Other conjugated forms include befizetsz (you pay in), befizet (he/she pays in), befizetünk (we pay in), befizetetek (you all pay in), and befizetnek (they pay in). The past participle befizetett refers to a deposit that has already been made. The phrase befizetett összeg means the amount that was deposited.

Usage notes: befizetni is used with a destination, such as befizetek tízezer forintot a bankszámlámra or befizettünk egy részletet a hitelkártyára. In banking contexts it often appears in instructions and confirmations, for example, “Kérjük, befizetést hajtson végre” (Please make a deposit). The term is standard Hungarian financial vocabulary and is not typically used as a noun.

Examples:

- Ma befizetek ötezer forintot a bankszámlámra.

- Mikor befizetsz a számlára?