fékeznénk

Fékeznénk is a Hungarian verb form. It is the conditional mood, first-person plural form of the verb "fékezni," which means "to brake" or "to slow down."

The conditional mood in Hungarian is used to express hypothetical situations, wishes, or polite requests. When combined with the first-person plural ending, "fékeznénk" translates to "we would brake" or "we would slow down."

This form is typically used in sentences that describe a scenario where a group of people would apply the brakes or reduce their speed under certain conditions. For example, "Ha látnánk egy akadályt, fékeznénk" translates to "If we saw an obstacle, we would brake." It can also be used in more abstract contexts, such as "Több pénzünk lenne, ha jobban fékeznénk a kiadásainkat," meaning "We would have more money if we slowed down our spending."

The structure of the word "fékeznénk" is characteristic of Hungarian verb conjugation. The root verb is "fékez-", to which the conditional marker "-n-" is added, followed by the first-person plural personal suffix "-k" and the definite/personal object marker "-én" (though in this specific form, the "-én" often implies a general or indefinite object when the verb itself is intransitive or used intransitively). The "-énk" ending signifies "we would."