Feszegeti

Feszegeti is a Hungarian verb form meaning that someone pushes against, probes, or presses a topic or boundary. It is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb feszegetni, whose sense includes urging discussion, testing limits, or forcing issues into consideration. The infinitive is feszegetni; related forms include the noun feszegetés (the act of pressing/probing) and the present participle feszegető (pushing, probing, or provocative in adjective form).

In usage, feszegeti is employed when describing someone who persistently raises or questions a matter, often to obtain clarification, force responsiveness, or highlight an issue that others might prefer to leave unresolved. The nuance can be neutral, analytical, or pejorative depending on context and tone. For example, in a political debate, a participant might feszegeti the boundaries of policy; in a literary analysis, an author might feszegetni a téma határait by repeatedly returning to it.

Conjugation and related forms illustrate its regular pattern: én feszegetem, te feszegeted, ő feszegeti, mi feszegetjük, ti feszegetitek, ők feszegetik. The verb belongs to the first conjugation group and forms the core meaning of pressing or probing within sentences, often highlighting persistence, boundary-testing, or issue-raising in discourse.