Kéreltet

Kéreltet is a Hungarian verb meaning "to ask for," "to request," or "to petition." It is a transitive verb, meaning it takes a direct object, which is the thing being asked for. The verb is derived from the noun "kérelem," meaning "request" or "petition."

The verb "kéreltet" can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, one might kéreltet money from a friend, kéreltet permission from a parent, or kéreltet a job from an employer. It can also be used in a more formal sense, such as when kéreltetting legal aid from the government.

The past tense of "kéreltet" is "kért," and the future tense is "kérni fog." The imperative form is "kérj" for the singular and "kérjetek" for the plural.

In some contexts, "kéreltet" can also imply a sense of pleading or begging. For example, if someone is in desperate need, they might kéreltet help with great urgency. The verb's nuances depend heavily on the surrounding words and the tone of voice.