Tükrözné

Tükrözné is a Hungarian verb form. It is the conditional mood, third-person singular conjugation of the verb "tükröz," which translates to "to reflect" or "to mirror." Therefore, "tükrözné" literally means "would reflect" or "would mirror."

This form is used in conditional sentences to express a hypothetical situation or an unreal condition. For example, if one were to say "Ha látná a tükörképet, meglepődne" (If he/she/it saw the reflection, he/she/it would be surprised), the verb "meglepődne" (would be surprised) is in the conditional mood. Similarly, "tükrözné" would be used to describe what something *would do* under a certain condition.

The conditional mood in Hungarian is formed by adding the suffix "-ne" or "-né" to the verb stem, with the specific form depending on vowel harmony. "Tükrözné" follows the rules of vowel harmony for back vowels.

In essence, "tükrözné" signifies an action of reflection or mirroring that is contingent upon an unfulfilled or hypothetical circumstance. It is a grammatical construct used to explore possibilities or express unrealized events in Hungarian.