kifizeti

Kifizeti is a Hungarian verb form meaning "he/she/it pays" and is used as the third-person singular present indicative of the verb kifizet, which means to pay or to settle an obligation. The prefix ki- adds a sense of completion or outward action, so kifizet emphasizes the act of paying something owed.

In usage, kifizeti requires a direct object in the accusative to indicate what is being paid. Common examples include paying a bill or wages. For instance, "Ő kifizeti a számlát" translates to "He pays the bill," and "A vállalat kifizeti a dolgozók bérét" means "The company pays the employees’ wages." Because Hungarian present tense can convey future meaning from context, kifizeti can also be understood as “will pay” in appropriate situations.

Morphology and related forms: kifizet is the base verb; its forms include kifizetem (I pay), kifizeted (you pay), kifizeti (he/she/it pays), kifizetjük (we pay), kifizetitek (you all pay), and kifizetik (they pay). Related nouns and adjectives include kifizetés (payment or settlement) and kifizethető (payable). The past participle is kifizetett (paid).

See also: payment and settlement in Hungarian linguistic contexts; other related verbs with ki- prefixes that indicate completion or outward action.

Kifizeti is a standard, neutral present-tense form used in everyday Hungarian when describing someone paying a bill, debt, or other obligation, and it appears in both spoken and written language.