Kifejtem

Kifejtem is a Hungarian word that translates to "I explain" in English. It is a verb form used in the first person singular present tense, indicating that the subject is providing an explanation or clarification. The word is composed of the prefix "ki-," which often means "out" or "away," and the root "fejt," which means "to explain" or "to solve." The verb "fejtem" is the infinitive form, and "kifejtem" is the present tense form with the prefix attached.

In Hungarian grammar, the prefix "ki-" can change the meaning of the verb, often indicating a more thorough or complete action. For example, "kifejtem" implies a more detailed or comprehensive explanation compared to simply "fejtem." This prefix is commonly used with verbs to convey a sense of thoroughness or completeness.

The conjugation of "kifejtem" follows the regular pattern for Hungarian verbs in the present tense. The verb "kifejtem" is used in sentences where the speaker is providing an explanation or clarification. For instance, "Kifejtem, hogy miért nem jöttél ma iskolába" translates to "I explain why you did not come to school today."

Understanding the use of prefixes like "ki-" is essential for mastering Hungarian grammar, as they can significantly alter the meaning and nuance of verbs.