Elkövetem

Elkövetem is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb "elkövetni". This verb translates to "to commit" in English, often in the context of a crime or a mistake. Therefore, "elkövetem" specifically means "I commit" or "I am committing". It can be used in various sentences to indicate personal responsibility for an action that is generally considered negative or wrong. For example, one might say "én elkövetem a hibát" which translates to "I commit the mistake". Similarly, in a legal context, "én elkövetem a bűntényt" would mean "I commit the crime". The verb "elkövetni" carries a sense of doing something that has negative consequences or is against established rules or norms. The prefix "el-" in Hungarian verbs often indicates completion or separation, and in this case, it emphasizes the act of carrying out or performing the action of committing. The conjugation to "elkövetem" is standard for the verb in the first-person singular present tense.