kerestél

Kerestél is a Hungarian word that translates to "you searched" or "you looked for" in English. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "keres," which means "to search," "to look for," or "to seek." This verb is a fundamental part of the Hungarian language, used in a wide variety of contexts.

The word "kerestél" would typically appear in a sentence describing an action that occurred in the past where the subject was "you" (singular). For instance, "Te mit kerestél itt?" translates to "What were you looking for here?". The context in which "kerestél" is used can indicate whether the search was for a physical object, information, or even a person.

Beyond its literal meaning, "kerestél" can also be used metaphorically. For example, one might say someone "kerestél" a trouble, implying they were actively seeking out a difficult situation. Understanding the nuances of "kerestél" requires an awareness of its verb root and the grammatical structure of the Hungarian language. Its commonality makes it an essential word for anyone learning Hungarian.