Megkeresek

Megkeresek is a Hungarian verb form derived from megkeresni, meaning to contact someone or to reach out to someone. The prefix meg- adds nuance of completeness or purposeful action; together with keresni, the sense is to seek out someone with a specific aim, such as delivering information, offering assistance, or initiating communication. The form megkeresek is the first-person singular present indicative, used when the speaker intends to initiate contact.

The verb is transitive and takes a direct object that denotes the person or organization being contacted. It is commonly used in everyday speech as well as in formal contexts such as business communication, recruitment, customer service, and journalism to describe outreach or outreach attempts.

Megkeresés is the corresponding noun meaning outreach, contact attempt, or inquiry, referring to the act of seeking someone out or initiating contact. Related terms include megkereső, meaning a person who makes contact or a contact point, and the related verb megkeresni.

In usage, megkeresek can convey a proactive stance, often implying a planned or purposeful contact rather than casual searching. It is typically used in statements about initiating communication, such as announcing an intention to reach out to another party for information, collaboration, or negotiation.

Etymology: formed from keresni (to search/seek) with the prefix meg-, which in Hungarian marks completion or intentionality of the action.