Názi

Nézi is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person singular present tense of the verb nézni, meaning "to look" or "to watch." The form is used in Hungarian when the direct object is definite. For example, in the sentence "Ő nézi a filmet," meaning "He is watching the film," the verb appears as nézi to agree with a definite object.

Nézi is part of Hungarian’s definite-conjugation system, where the ending of the verb changes depending on whether the object is definite. This contrasts with forms used when the object is indefinite, where the verb appears differently in the present tense. The root of the verb is néz-, and the -i ending marks the third-person singular present tense in the definite-object construction.

In broader use, nézni is a regular verb of the -ni conjugation class, and nézi can appear in other tenses and moods with the same definite-object pattern, adjusted for person and number. It is common in spoken and written Hungarian and appears across everyday contexts, including media, conversation, and literature, wherever a definite direct object is present.

See also: Hungarian grammar, definite direct object, verb conjugation.