megkísérti

megkísérti is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular definite form of the verb megkísérteni. The root verb, kísérteni, generally translates to "to tempt" or "to haunt." When the prefix "meg-" is added, it indicates the completion of the action. Therefore, "megkísérti" specifically means "he/she/it tempts it" or "he/she/it haunts it."

The verb is often used in contexts of temptation, where a person or entity is attempting to lead another astray or into doing something wrong. For instance, one might say "az ördög megkísérti" which translates to "the devil tempts him/her." It can also be used in the sense of something being haunted, such as "a kísértet megkísérti a házat," meaning "the ghost haunts the house."

The grammatical structure requires a direct object, which is what the "it" refers to in the English translations. The subject is the person or thing performing the act of tempting or haunting. This verb is a common element in Hungarian vocabulary, particularly in religious, literary, and everyday contexts describing moral struggles or supernatural phenomena.