Megsütni

Megsütni is a Hungarian verb meaning "to bake" or "to roast". It is the past participle of the verb sütni, which is the infinitive form. The suffix "-ni" indicates the infinitive. Therefore, "megsütni" refers to the completed action of baking or roasting something.

The verb is commonly used in relation to food preparation. For example, "kenyeret megsütni" means "to bake bread," and "húst megsütni" means "to roast meat." The prefix "meg-" is a verbal prefix in Hungarian that often indicates completion or perfection of an action. In this context, "megsütni" implies that the baking or roasting process has been successfully carried out.

The word can appear in various grammatical forms depending on the tense and subject. For instance, "megsütöttem" would mean "I baked/roasted," and "meg fogjuk sütni" would mean "we will bake/roast." Understanding the root "sütni" and the prefix "meg-" is key to comprehending the various conjugations and uses of this common Hungarian verb. It is a fundamental term in everyday conversations about cooking and mealtimes.