Elvezeti

Elvezeti is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb elvezetni, which means to lead away, to conduct, or to guide someone or something to a destination or through a process. The form is used when the subject performs the action of guiding or directing another person or object in the present.

Etymology and morphology: The form derives from the verb elvezetni, itself built from the root vezet (to lead) with the prefix el-, which can convey a sense of completion or movement away, plus the infinitive marker -ni. The ending -i marks the third-person singular present tense in the conjugation pattern of elvezetni. In practice, elvezeti functions as a finite verb form in sentences.

Usage: Elvezeti appears in descriptive or narrative contexts, as well as in instructions or reports, whenever a subject directs others or objects along a path or through a sequence. Examples include: A tanár elvezeti a diákokat a múzeumba. (The teacher leads the students to the museum.) A mentőcsapat elvezeti a sérültet a biztonságos helyre. (The rescue team guides the injured person to a safe place.)

Grammatical notes: Elvezeti is not a standalone noun; it is a finite verb form. Related forms include elvezetni (the infinitive), elvezetik (they lead away), and elvezetés (the act or result of leading through, or a route, depending on context).