Tárgynak

Tárgynak is a Hungarian verb meaning "to have" or "to own". It is an irregular verb and is one of the most commonly used verbs in the Hungarian language. The present tense conjugation of tárgynak is as follows: én birtoklok (I have), te birtokolsz (you have - singular informal), ő birtokol (he/she/it has), mi birtoklunk (we have), ti birtokoltok (you have - plural informal), ők birtokolnak (they have). When referring to possessing something, the object possessed typically takes the accusative case. For example, "én birtoklok egy könyvet" means "I have a book".

Tárgynak can also be used in various idiomatic expressions. For instance, "időm van" literally translates to "time I have," meaning "I have time." Similarly, "pénze van" means "his/her/its money has," signifying "he/she/it has money." The verb is fundamental to expressing possession and existence in Hungarian and understanding its conjugation and usage is crucial for learners of the language. It is distinct from the verb "van," which primarily means "to be" or "there is/are."