megnyitom

Megnyitom is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb megnyitni, meaning “to open” or “to unveil.” It describes the speaker performing the action of opening something, such as a door, a file, or a discussion. Like other verb forms in Hungarian, it agrees with the subject and requires a direct object in the accusative case.

Formation and grammar: The form is built from the prefix meg-, the verb nyit (“to open”), and the personal suffix -om. The prefix meg- adds a sense of completion or achievement of the action. The verb is transitive and takes a direct object (for example: az ablakot, a fájlt). The other present-tense forms are megnyitod, megnyitja, megnyitjuk, megnyitjátok, megnyitják.

Usage: In ordinary speech, megnyitom is used for straightforward statements of intention or action in the present. It can be literal (Megnyitom az ablakot) or metaphorical (Megnyitom a beszélgetést: I will start the discussion). In written or UI contexts, the verb often appears as part of longer sentences, or as a heading for actions to be taken, equivalent to “Open” or “I will open” depending on context.

Examples: Megnyitom az ajtót. Megnyitom a dokumentumot. These mean “I open the door” and “I open the document,” respectively, in the present tense.