Megfizetek

Megfizetek is a Hungarian verb formed by adding the prefix meg- to the verb fizet, meaning to pay. The base infinitive is megfizet, and the form megfizetek is commonly used to express payment in the first person singular, often implying a completed or definite act. In everyday language, megfizet is complemented by context to indicate time (present or future) rather than by a dedicated future tense.

Etymology and usage notes: The prefix meg- conveys completion or thoroughness, so megfizet emphasizes that the payment is made in full or settled. The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object representing the amount or the bill, such as a számla (bill) or tartozás (debt). While fizetek (I pay) is widely used in casual speech, megfizetek/megfizetem serves to stress the act of settling a payment.

Conjugation basics: In the present indicative, the forms are: én megfizetek, te megfizetsz, ő megfizet, mi megfizetünk, ti megfizetetek, ők megfizetnek. In the simple past, common forms include: én megfizettem, te megfizettél, ő megfizetett, mi megfizettünk, ti megfizettetek, ők megfizettek.

See also: fizet, kifizet, fizetési kifejezések, adósság rendezése. Megfizetést gyakran hallani in contexts such as bills, fines, or debts, and it can also appear in figurative phrases meaning to “pay the price.”