Igeidrendszerével

Igeidrendszerével is a Hungarian term that translates to "with its verb system" or "its verbal system." It refers to the grammatical structure and the way verbs function within the Hungarian language. Hungarian is known for its agglutinative nature, meaning that suffixes are added to root words to modify their meaning, including aspects related to verb tense, mood, aspect, and subject-verb agreement.

The Hungarian verb system is characterized by a rich set of suffixes that convey a significant amount of grammatical information. This includes distinctions between different tenses (past, present, future), moods (indicative, conditional, imperative), and aspects (perfective, imperfective). Furthermore, verb conjugations in Hungarian indicate the person and number of the subject, and in some cases, even the object. For instance, a single verb form can often express who is performing the action and whom they are acting upon, without the need for separate pronouns. This complexity allows for nuanced expression and concise sentence structures, though it can present a learning curve for non-native speakers. The concept of "igeidrendszerével" encompasses all these features that define how verbs operate and interact within Hungarian grammar.