Segítve

Segítve is the verbal adverb (also called participial adverb) form of the Hungarian verb segít, meaning "to help." Formed by attaching the suffix -va/-ve to the verb stem in accordance with Hungarian vowel harmony, segítve typically conveys manner, circumstance or a resulting state and is often translated into English as "by helping," "having been helped," or "helped."

In syntax, segítve commonly appears in subordinate participial phrases that link actions or states: for example, segítve a rászorulókat ("by helping those in need") introduces a circumstance for the main clause. It can also imply a completed or resulting condition when used in contexts that emphasize the effect of assistance.

Related Hungarian forms include the present-tense segít, the past segített, the infinitive segíteni, and agentive or descriptive derivatives such as segítő ("helper") and segítőkész ("helpful, willing to help"). The -va/-ve participle is productive across Hungarian verbs and is a standard tool for forming concise adverbial clauses.

Usage notes: segítve follows regular orthography and vowel harmony rules; its precise English equivalents depend on context and may range from gerundial constructions ("by helping") to passive or perfective renderings ("having been helped").