igényedet

The Hungarian word "igényedet" is the accusative singular form of the word "igény". "Igény" translates to "need", "requirement", "demand", or "desire" in English. Therefore, "igényedet" specifically refers to "your need", "your requirement", "your demand", or "your desire" in the context of a direct object in a sentence.

For example, if someone is asking about what you want, they might say "Mi az igényedet?" which translates to "What is your need/requirement/demand/desire?". The "-edet" ending signifies possession ("your") and the accusative case, indicating that "igény" is the direct object of the verb or action in the sentence. It is a common and fundamental word in Hungarian, used in various everyday and formal situations to express what is wanted or needed. The precise English translation often depends on the specific context in which it is used.