Eljönnél

"eljönnél" is a Hungarian verb form. It is the conditional mood, second-person singular of the verb "eljönni". The verb "eljönni" means "to come" or "to arrive". Therefore, "eljönnél" translates to "would you come" or "would you arrive". This form is used to express a polite request, a hypothetical situation, or a condition that would lead to someone coming or arriving. For example, one might say "Eljönnél velem moziba?" which translates to "Would you come to the cinema with me?". The conditional mood in Hungarian is often used to soften requests or to express uncertainty. The "-nél" ending specifically indicates the second-person singular subject, addressing one person directly. It is a common and essential conjugation for expressing polite invitations and conditional statements in the Hungarian language. The root verb "jönni" means "to come", and the prefix "el-" often indicates motion away from or towards a point, or completion of an action. In this context, "eljönni" implies a more definitive arrival or coming to a specific place or event.