Megteszek

Megteszek is a Hungarian verb form built from the root tesz (to do, to put) with the prefix meg-, which adds a sense of completion or thoroughness. The form megteszek is the first-person singular present indicative of the prefixed verb megtesz and is commonly translated as “I will do” or “I will undertake/complete,” depending on context. It is frequently used to express intention or commitment to take action, for example Megteszek mindent, meaning “I will do everything I can.”

Etymology and morphology: Hungarian uses many prefixed verbs where meg- signals a completed or emphasized action. Megtesz belongs to this group, and megteszek follows the standard conjugation pattern of -ez/-ek verbs, with the prefix meg- attached to tesz. The basic meaning remains “to do” or “to undertake,” while the prefix reinforces completion or thoroughness. Other persons form corresponding forms (for instance te megteszel, ő megtesz, mi megteszünk), following the regular personal endings.

Usage notes: Megteszek mindent is a typical, neutral expression of resolve and is suitable in formal and informal contexts. The construction can be extended with objects or infinitival complements, and negation follows standard Hungarian patterns, such as Nem fogom megtenni (“I will not do it”) in appropriate contexts. The exact nuance depends on the surrounding sentence and object of the action.

See also: tesz, meg-, Hungarian prefixes, verb conjugation.