Elhívom

Elhívom is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular conditional form of the verb "elhívni". "Elhívni" translates to "to call away", "to invite", or "to lure away" in English. Therefore, "elhívom" means "I would call away", "I would invite", or "I would lure away". This form is used to express a hypothetical or polite invitation or suggestion. For example, "Elhívom vacsorázni" would mean "I would invite him/her/them to dinner". The conditional mood in Hungarian, as exemplified by "elhívom", is often used for politeness, to express a desire, or to state a hypothetical situation. It is distinct from the indicative mood, which states facts or direct actions. The conjugation of verbs in Hungarian can be complex, with different endings indicating person, number, and tense or mood. "Elhívom" specifically indicates the first person (I) performing the action in the conditional mood.