Hibádzik

Hibádzik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "is missing" or "lacks" in English. It is a common and versatile word used to express the absence of something or someone. The verb conjugates according to standard Hungarian grammar rules, changing its ending based on the subject and tense.

For example, one might say "A kulcsom hibádzik" which means "My key is missing." Similarly, "Idő hibádzik" translates to "Time is lacking." The verb can also be used to describe a deficiency in a quality or characteristic, such as "Türelem hibádzik" meaning "Patience is lacking."

Hibádzik is often used in everyday conversation to identify something that is not present when it is expected or desired. It can refer to tangible objects as well as abstract concepts. The grammatical structure typically involves the missing item or concept as the subject of the sentence, followed by the verb hibádzik. Understanding this verb is essential for comprehending many common Hungarian phrases and expressions related to absence and deficiency.