Belenézett

Belenézett is a Hungarian verb meaning "looked into" or "peered into." It is formed from the prefix "bele-" which indicates entering or within, and the verb "néz," meaning "to look." The suffix "-ett" signifies the past tense, third-person singular. Therefore, "belenézett" literally translates to "he/she/it looked into."

This verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Anya belenézett a babakocsiba," meaning "Mom looked into the stroller." It can also describe a more figurative act of examination or inspection. For example, "A rendőr belenézett a táskájába," translates to "The police officer looked into his bag."

The term can also imply a quick or cursory glance, as opposed to a prolonged stare. The context often clarifies the specific nuance of the action. It is a common and versatile verb in the Hungarian language, frequently encountered in everyday conversation and literature. The concept of "looking into" can extend to examining something closely or observing its contents.