Kímélj

Kímélj is a Hungarian verb. It is the imperative form of the verb kímélni, which translates to "to spare," "to save," or "to spare oneself" in English. The form kímélj is the second-person singular imperative, meaning it is a command directed at a single person, such as "spare yourself" or "save it."

The verb kímélni itself has a range of applications in Hungarian. It can refer to physically sparing something, like avoiding damage to an object. It can also be used in the context of mercy or leniency, such as sparing someone's life or not punishing them severely. Furthermore, "kímélni magát" (to spare oneself) implies taking care of one's health or avoiding excessive effort.

Therefore, when someone uses the command "kímélj," the specific meaning will depend heavily on the context in which it is uttered. It could be a plea for mercy, an instruction to be careful, or a suggestion to avoid unnecessary exertion. The plural imperative form is "kíméljetek," directed at multiple people. The first-person singular and plural forms are "kíméljek" and "kíméljünk" respectively, meaning "let me spare" or "let us spare."