Viseljét

Viseljét is a form that appears to be related to the Hungarian verb viselni, meaning “to wear.” In standard modern Hungarian, however, viseljét is not listed in major dictionaries and is not used in contemporary speech. The typical imperative forms of viselni are viselj (te), viseljétek (ti), viselje (ön), and viseljék (ők/önök), depending on number and formality. Because viseljét is not part of the current standard grammar, its exact grammatical role is unclear and it is not commonly described in linguistic references.

Scholarly consensus on viseljét is limited, and the form is generally considered either a misspelling, a historically or regionally isolated variant, or an occasional editorial artifact rather than a stable modern paradigm. Some hypotheses suggest it could be an archaic or dialectal variant that has not been maintained in standard language instruction, while others treat it as a typographical error for related forms such as viselje or viseljék.

Usage notes emphasize caution: if you encounter viseljét in a text, it is prudent to check the source or assume the writer meant a standard form like viselje, viseljék, or viseljétek. In contemporary Hungarian, readers should rely on the established forms of viselni when forming commands or wishes about wearing something.

See also: viselni, Hungarian verb conjugation, imperative mood.