Megkívánják

Megkívánják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they desire," "they crave," or "they long for." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb megkívánni. This verb expresses a strong wish or yearning for something or someone. The object of the desire can be tangible, such as food or an object, or intangible, such as success, peace, or another person's company.

The verb often carries a sense of deep emotional need or longing. For instance, a person might say "Megkívánják a hazát" meaning "They long for home," indicating a profound homesickness. Similarly, "Megkívánják a sikert" translates to "They crave success," suggesting an intense ambition. The plural form implies that multiple individuals share this desire. The context in which megkívánják is used is crucial for understanding the specific nuance of the craving or longing being expressed. It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature, reflecting fundamental human emotions and motivations.