Tartozónak

Tartozónak is a Hungarian verb meaning "to owe". It is used to express a financial or moral obligation. In its most common usage, it refers to owing money. For example, "Én tartozok neked pénzt" translates to "I owe you money". The verb can also be used to describe owing a favor or a debt of gratitude. For instance, "Sokat tartozom neki" means "I owe him a lot".

The conjugation of tartozónak follows typical Hungarian verb patterns. The infinitive form is tartozónak. In the present tense, first person singular, it is tartozom. Second person singular is tartozol. Third person singular is tartozik. The plural forms are tartozunk (first person), tartozotok (second person), and tartoznak (third person).

Beyond financial obligations, tartozónak can also imply being responsible for something or being bound by a duty. This extended meaning highlights the multifaceted nature of indebtedness, encompassing not just material debts but also social and ethical commitments. Understanding the context is crucial for accurately interpreting the meaning of tartozónak in a given sentence.