Elkötelezd

Elkötelezd is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative mood form of the verb elkötelezni. The verb elkötelezni means to commit oneself, to dedicate oneself, or to pledge oneself to something or someone.

When used in the form elkötelezd, it refers to the action of committing oneself performed by "you" (singular, informal). For example, a sentence might be "Te elkötelezd magad a céljaid mellett" which translates to "You commit yourself to your goals." This implies a personal decision and a promise to pursue or uphold something. The verb often carries a sense of strong dedication, loyalty, or responsibility.

The root of the verb is related to "kötél," meaning rope, suggesting the idea of being tied or bound to something. The prefix "el-" often indicates completion or separation, but in this context, it contributes to the meaning of dedication or commitment. Understanding elkötelezd requires recognizing its grammatical form and the nuanced meaning of commitment it conveys in Hungarian.