Nézegette

Nézegette is a Hungarian verb, past tense, third-person singular form of the verb nézeget. Nézeget itself is a frequentative form derived from the verb néz, meaning "to look." The frequentative aspect implies a repeated or continuous action. Therefore, "nézegette" translates to "he/she/it was looking at" or "he/she/it kept looking at" something.

The verb nézeget can describe a casual, prolonged, or repeated observation of something or someone. It suggests an action of looking that is not necessarily focused or intense, but rather a continuous or recurring act of glancing or observing. For example, one might nézegette a painting, a person walking by, or the scenery.

The past tense, third-person singular form "nézegette" specifically refers to this action being performed by a single male, female, or inanimate subject in the past. It indicates that the subject was engaged in the act of looking repeatedly or for a duration of time at some point before the present. The context of the sentence would determine the precise nuance of the looking action.