Megy

Me gy is a Hungarian word that functions as a verb form rather than a standalone noun. It represents the present tense, third-person singular form of the verb menni, meaning “to go.” It is used to indicate that someone or something goes or is in the process of going. For example, in the sentence Ő megy az iskolába, the subject goes to school; in A vonat most megy Budapestre, the train is heading to Budapest. The infinitive of the verb is menni.

In Hungarian conjugation, megy is just one form among many. Other present-tense forms include megyek (I go), mész (you go), megyünk (we go), mentek (you go), and mennek (they go). Beyond the present tense, the meaning changes with tense and mood: ment (went) for past, and future forms use different constructions. Me gy can also appear in dependent clauses, as in Azt mondta, hogy megy (He said that he goes).

Potential confusion may arise with megye, a different Hungarian word meaning “county” or administrative region; this noun is distinct in meaning, pronunciation, and usage from me gy.

Overall, me gy is a common verb form essential to expressing movement and going in everyday Hungarian, and it serves as a key component of the broader conjugation system for the verb menni.