hiányolok

hiányolok is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "to miss" in English, referring to a feeling of longing or absence. It is used to express the emotional state of missing someone or something. For example, one might say "Nagyon hiányolok téged" which means "I miss you very much." The verb can also be used to indicate a lack of something, though this usage is less common and often better expressed with other Hungarian words.

The verb conjugates according to standard Hungarian grammar rules. The first-person singular present tense is hiányolok. The infinitive form is hiányolni. When referring to missing a person, the object is typically in the accusative case. For instance, "A barátomat hiányolom" means "I miss my friend." When the object is a place or a concept, it may also take the accusative or another appropriate case depending on the context. The feeling of missing something can be a temporary or a more profound emotional experience, and "hiányolok" is the primary verb to convey this sentiment in Hungarian.