Kielégítie

Kielégítie is the third-person singular conditional form of the Hungarian verb kielégít. The verb kielégít means "to satisfy," "to fulfill," or "to gratify." Therefore, kielégítie translates to "he/she/it would satisfy," "he/she/it would fulfill," or "he/she/it would gratify."

This verb form is used in hypothetical or conditional sentences. For instance, one might say "Ha lenne pénze, kielégítie a vágyait," which translates to "If he had money, he would satisfy his desires." The conditional mood indicates a situation that is not currently true but is being considered as a possibility.

The root verb, kielégít, is derived from the prefix ki- (out, completely) and the verb elégít (to suffice, to be enough). The addition of the prefix ki- intensifies the meaning, suggesting a complete or thorough satisfaction.

Understanding the conditional form kielégítie is important for comprehending complex Hungarian sentence structures that express potential outcomes or unmet conditions. It is a common element in expressing nuanced meanings related to desire, need, and fulfillment in the language.