kölcsönkér

kölcsönkér is a Hungarian verb meaning "to borrow". It describes the act of taking something from another person with the intention of returning it later. This can apply to physical objects such as books, tools, or money, as well as abstract concepts like time or help.

The verb is formed from the noun "kölcsön" (loan) and the verb "kér" (to ask). Therefore, literally, it translates to "to ask for a loan". The act of borrowing implies an agreement, explicit or implicit, that the item or resource will be returned to its owner. The duration of the loan and the conditions of return can vary greatly depending on the context.

In everyday language, "kölcsönkér" is a common and essential part of social interaction. It facilitates the sharing of resources and can help individuals in need. However, it also carries the responsibility of returning what was borrowed, maintaining trust between individuals. Failure to return borrowed items can lead to damaged relationships and a loss of credibility.

The concept of "kölcsönkér" is fundamental to economies and societies, underpinning various forms of credit and lending. While the verb itself is simple, the social and economic implications of borrowing and lending are complex and widespread.