elkísér

elkísér is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to accompany" or "to escort" in English. It signifies the act of going with someone or something to a particular place or for a certain duration. The verb is derived from the base word "kísér," which also means to accompany or follow, with the prefix "el-" indicating movement away from a starting point or a sense of completion of the accompaniment.

The usage of elkísér can vary depending on the context. It can refer to a physical act of accompanying someone, such as a friend walking you to the bus stop. It can also imply a more figurative sense of accompaniment, like a feeling or a thought that stays with someone. For instance, one might say that a sense of unease elkísér them throughout the day.

The verb conjugates according to standard Hungarian grammar. The first-person singular present tense is elkísérek, meaning "I accompany." The third-person singular present tense is elkísér, meaning "he/she/it accompanies." The past tense and other moods are formed by adding appropriate suffixes and prefixes.

In literature and everyday conversation, elkísér is a common verb used to express connection, support, or presence. It can convey a sense of care, obligation, or simply shared experience. Understanding the nuances of its prefix and base word helps in grasping its full meaning in different Hungarian sentences.