Megkeresel

Megkeresel is a conjugated form of the Hungarian verb megkeresni, which generally means to contact someone or to search for someone. In this form, megkeresel corresponds to the second-person singular present tense, used when addressing someone directly in order to ask them to reach out to the speaker. The meaning can be understood from context as either “you contact me” or, depending on object placement, “you look for me,” though in everyday use it most often conveys the request to get in touch.

Grammatically, megkeresel is built from the verb megkeresni with the prefix meg- that marks the completed aspect and the standard second-person singular ending. It is part of a broader verb family around keresi/kereszteni (to search, to contact). The prefix meg- adds a sense of completeness or definiteness to the action. In many situations, speakers choose other forms to express the same idea, such as keress meg (informal imperative: “contact me”) or keressen meg (formal imperative: “please contact me”).

Usage notes include the distinction between informal and formal registers. Megkeresel tends to appear in casual conversation, text messages, and informal writing. For formal communication, speakers typically use keressen meg or a similar polite construction. The form megkeresel can be followed by additional context, for example indicating a preferred time or method of contact.

See also: megkeresés (an outreach or inquiry), keresni (to search or contact), keress meg (informal imperative to contact me).