megkímél

Megkímél is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to spare," "to save," or "to preserve" in English. It is often used in contexts related to avoiding harm, damage, or unnecessary expenditure.

The verb can be applied to a variety of situations. For instance, one might "megkímél" an object from destruction, meaning to save it. It can also refer to sparing someone from hardship or trouble, implying a benevolent act of protection. In financial terms, "megkímél" can mean to save money or resources, avoiding waste. The nuance of the word often suggests a conscious effort to protect or conserve something valuable.

For example, "Az eső megkímélte a termést" translates to "The rain spared the harvest," indicating that the crops were not damaged by the rain. Similarly, "Kérlek, kímélj meg a további magyarázattól" means "Please spare me from further explanation," expressing a desire to avoid more talking. The act of "megkímélés" implies a degree of care and consideration towards the object or person being spared.