Kezni

Kezni is not a standard entry in major language lexicons. In Hungarian, the canonical infinitive meaning “to begin” is kezdeni. The form kezni is not recognized as an official verb in standard Hungarian conjugation, and when it appears it is generally considered a misspelling, a nonstandard variation, or a context-specific usage rather than a separate lexical item. Outside Hungarian, kezni has no widely attested meaning in established vocabularies.

Linguistic notes suggest that if kezni occurs in a text, it is most likely a typographical error for kezdeni, or a shortened/adopted form in informal writing. The related noun kezdet means “beginning,” and the verb kezdeni forms common prefixes such as megkezdeni (to commence) or elkezdeni (to start). There is no independently attested verb with the infinitive kezni in standard Hungarian grammar, and any meaning inferred from kezni would rely entirely on nonstandard or authorial invention.

In addition to possible misspelling, kezni can appear as a proper noun in rare cases, such as a surname or a fictional place name, or as a coined term in branding or literature. When encountered as a word outside of standard Hungarian, interpretation depends on the specific context and may not reflect a real lexical entry.

See also: kezdeni, kezdet, megkezdeni, elkezdeni, kezdeti.