elégítsük

Élégítsük is a Hungarian verb that translates to "satisfy" or "quench" in English. It is commonly used in contexts related to fulfilling desires, needs, or thirst. The verb can be conjugated in various tenses and moods, reflecting the grammatical structure of the Hungarian language.

The most frequent usage of "elégítsük" is in relation to physical needs, particularly thirst. For example, "Szomjamat élégítsem" would mean "Let me quench my thirst." It can also be used to describe the satisfaction of hunger. Beyond basic physical needs, "elégítsük" can also refer to the fulfillment of emotional or intellectual desires. For instance, one might "elégítsük a kíváncsiságomat," meaning "satisfy my curiosity."

The verb can appear in its imperative form, "elégítsétek," which is a command or request directed at multiple people, meaning "satisfy (you plural)." Similarly, the first-person plural imperative, "elégítsük," means "let us satisfy." The verb's root, "elég," signifies "enough," which hints at the core meaning of reaching a point of sufficiency or contentment. Understanding the nuances of "elégítsük" requires an appreciation for the Hungarian language's rich system of verbal conjugations and prefixes that modify the verb's meaning.