intézem

Intézem is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I manage," "I arrange," "I take care of," or "I handle" in English. It is the first-person singular present tense indicative form of the verb intézni. The verb intézni is commonly used in everyday Hungarian conversation to express the act of organizing, sorting out, or dealing with a situation, task, or matter.

The scope of intézem can be quite broad. One might say "intézem az ügyet" which means "I'm handling the matter" or "I'm arranging the business." It can refer to administrative tasks, personal errands, or even more complex organizational duties. For instance, a student might say "intézem a vizsgámat" meaning "I'm arranging my exam," indicating they are taking care of the necessary steps to prepare for or schedule it. Similarly, "intézem a gyerekeket" could mean "I'm looking after the children."

The verb implies a degree of responsibility and proactive action. When someone says they "intézik" something, it suggests they are actively involved in ensuring it gets done or sorted out. The context usually clarifies the specific nature of what is being managed or arranged. It is a versatile verb that plays a significant role in expressing personal agency and the completion of tasks in Hungarian.