Leül

Leül is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to sit down" in English. It is a fundamental verb used in everyday conversation to describe the act of taking a seated position. The verb is conjugated according to person, number, and tense, following standard Hungarian grammar rules. For example, the first-person singular present tense is "ülök" (I sit down), and the past tense might be "ültem" (I sat down).

The concept of sitting down is universal, and the verb "leül" is integral to describing actions related to rest, waiting, or engaging in activities that require a seated posture. It can be used in a variety of contexts, from simple instructions like "Leülj, kérlek" (Sit down, please) to more descriptive sentences about someone's actions. The prefix "le-" often indicates a downward motion or completion, reinforcing the idea of settling into a seated position. Understanding this verb is essential for basic communication in Hungarian.