Kímélje

Kímélje is a Hungarian verb. It is the imperative form of the verb kímélni, which translates to "to spare," "to save," or "to economize." As an imperative, kímélje is used to give a command or make a request. The ending "-je" indicates that it is a third-person singular imperative, meaning it is directed at "him," "her," or "it," or more commonly, a formal "you" in Hungarian. Therefore, "kímélje" literally translates to "spare him/her/it" or "spare (formal you)."

This verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Kímélje a szívét!" which means "Spare your heart!" implying to not overexert oneself or worry too much. In another context, it could be used to ask someone to be gentle with an object: "Kímélje a csomagot," meaning "Spare the package" or "Handle the package with care." The imperative nature makes it a direct instruction or plea. The verb itself, kímélni, carries a connotation of preserving something from harm, damage, or excessive use. The imperative form, kímélje, is a strong and direct way to convey this sentiment.