elérném

"elérném" is the first-person singular conditional form of the Hungarian verb "elérni". The base verb "elérni" generally translates to "to reach", "to achieve", "to attain", or "to get to" in English. Therefore, "elérném" signifies "I would reach", "I would achieve", "I would attain", or "I would get to".

This form is used to express a hypothetical or conditional action that the speaker would perform. It implies a situation where the action depends on certain conditions being met. For example, "Ha lenne időm, elolvasnám a könyvet" translates to "If I had time, I would read the book." In this sentence, "elolvasnám" is the conditional form of "elolvasni" (to read), and it is structurally parallel to how "elérném" would be used.

Consider a sentence like "Több pénzzel elérném a célomat" which means "With more money, I would reach my goal." Here, "elérném" clearly indicates the conditional nature of achieving the goal. The verb conjugation in Hungarian is highly regular, and understanding the conditional mood is key to grasping the nuances of expressing hypotheticals and polite requests. "Elérném" is a common and essential verb form for expressing conditional desires or actions in spoken and written Hungarian.