kártyára

kártyára is a Hungarian verb meaning "to play cards". It is derived from the noun "kártya," which means "card." The verb can be used in various contexts, such as playing cards for leisure, for gambling, or in a competitive setting.

The conjugation of kártyára follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. For example, in the present tense, "én kártyázom" means "I play cards," "te kártyázol" means "you play cards" (singular informal), and "ő kártyázik" means "he/she/it plays cards." The plural forms are "mi kártyázunk" (we play cards), "ti kártyáztok" (you play cards - plural/formal), and "ők kártyáznak" (they play cards).

Common phrases involving kártyára include "kártyázni egyet" (to play a game of cards), "kártyázni barátokkal" (to play cards with friends), and "kártyázni pénzre" (to play cards for money). The act of playing cards itself is a popular pastime in Hungary, with many different card games enjoyed by people of all ages. These games can range from simple social games to more complex strategy-based ones. The term kártyára encompasses all these activities related to the playing of cards.