Kijavítom

Kijavítom is a Hungarian verb form meaning “I fix” or “I correct.” It is the first-person singular present tense of the verb kijavítani, which means to correct, repair, or rectify something. The prefix ki- attached to javít- often conveys completion or bringing something to the correct state.

The root javít means to repair, improve, or rectify. With ki-, the term covers both correcting mistakes (in writing, software, or procedures) and repairing physical objects. Kijavítom is used when the speaker is performing the action of fixing or correcting at the moment or expresses a near-future intention in everyday speech. For example: “Kijavítom a hibát a szoftverben” can mean “I will fix the bug in the software,” and “Kijavítom a hibát” can be used as “I fix the error.”

Morphology and related forms: kijavítom is the 1st person singular present; other present-tense forms include kijavítod (you fix) and kijavítja (he/she fixes). The past tense is kijavítottam (I fixed). Related nouns include kijavítás (correction, repair) and kijavító (corrective). The prefix ki- is a separable prefix in Hungarian verbs, though in present forms it remains integrated as part of the verb stem.

Usage notes: Kijavítom is common in technical, editing, and everyday contexts where an action to correct or repair is undertaken. It is often used with time expressions to indicate a planned future action, such as “Holnap kijavítom a hibát.” This term is standard Hungarian and does not require loanwords.