Befizeti

Befizeti is a Hungarian verb that translates to "pays in" or "pays into" in English. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. The verb is formed from the prefix "be-" which indicates direction into something, and the verb "fizet," meaning "to pay." Therefore, "befizeti" literally means to pay something into a specific account, fund, or entity.

The most common usage of "befizeti" involves financial transactions. For example, one might say "befizeti a számlát" which means "pays the bill" or "befizeti a pénzt a bankba," translating to "pays the money into the bank." It can also be used in contexts like paying taxes, insurance premiums, or tuition fees. The verb implies a formal act of transferring funds, often with a sense of obligation or regularity. The past tense of "befizeti" is "befizette," and the future tense would involve auxiliary verbs. The infinitive form is "befizetni." It is a fundamental verb in Hungarian for describing the act of making a payment into a designated place or for a specific purpose.