kedv
Kedv is a Hungarian noun that denotes a person’s mood, inclination, or desire. It can refer to a temporary emotional state as well as a more lasting disposition toward activities or interests. In everyday language, kedv is commonly used with adjectives such as jó and rossz to express good or bad mood, for example, "jó kedv" (good mood) and "rossz kedv" (bad mood). It also appears in constructions that express willingness or interest, such as having kedve to do something—e.g., "van kedve" meaning someone feels like or is inclined to act.
The semantic range of kedv includes both affective and volitional dimensions. It can indicate pleasures or
In usage, kedv is a native Hungarian noun and functions across a variety of syntactic contexts. It