kerestek

Kerestek is the second person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb keres, which means "to look for," "to search," or "to seek." It is used to address two or more people informally; the full clause often omits the pronoun ti (you plural), so kerestek alone can mean "you (plural) are looking for" or "you search."

Grammatical context: Hungarian is a pro-drop language, so verbal endings encode person and number. In the present tense of keres, the paradigm includes keresek (I), keresel (you singular), keres (he/she/it), keresünk (we), kerestek (you plural), and keresnek (they). Imperative and past forms differ (for example, the past second person plural is kerestétek, and the imperative plural is keressetek).

Usage: Kerestek appears in everyday speech when addressing groups of people informally, as in "Ti kerestek egy könyvet" ("You [plural] are looking for a book"). Context and word order determine nuance and emphasis.

Orthographic note: Hungarian uses diacritic marks to distinguish related forms (for example, keresték, kerestétek), so accurate spelling is important to convey tense and person.