Nézheti

Nézheti is a Hungarian verb, the second-person singular conditional form of the verb "néz." The root verb "néz" means "to look," "to watch," or "to see." Therefore, "nézheti" translates to "you could look," "you could watch," or "you could see" in English.

This conditional form is used to express a possibility or a polite suggestion. It implies that the action of looking, watching, or seeing is an option available to the person being addressed. For example, in a sentence like "A filmet nézheti, ha akarja" (You could watch the movie if you want), "nézheti" indicates that watching the movie is a potential choice.

The conditional mood in Hungarian is often formed by adding suffixes to the verb stem. In the case of "nézheti," the "-het-" infix signifies the potential or ability, and the "-i" ending denotes the second-person singular subject. This grammatical structure is common for expressing conditional actions directed at a single individual in a polite or tentative manner. It is distinct from the imperative mood, which commands an action, or the indicative mood, which states a fact.