megsérülne

Me gsérülne is a Hungarian verb form meaning "he/she/it would be injured." It is the present conditional (conditional mood) of the verb megsérülni, which means "to be injured" or "to suffer an injury." The form is used to express hypothetical or contingent situations, typically introduced by words like ha (“if”).

Morphology and usage

As a conditional form, megsérülne denotes a potential outcome rather than a current fact. The full set of present conditional forms for megsérülni is:

- megsérülnék (I would be injured)

- megsérülnél (you would be injured)

- megsérülne (he/she/it would be injured)

- megsérülnénk (we would be injured)

- megsérülnétek (you [plural] would be injured)

- megsérülnének (they would be injured)

Other related forms include the infinitive megsérülni, the present indicative megsérül (he/she/it is injured or gets injured) and the past participle megsérült (injured). The word is often used in conditional clauses, such as ha … lenne, or in hypothetical statements about injury risk.

Etymology

The verb megsérülni is built from the prefix meg- attached to sérülni (to be injured) and forms a perfective-like nuance in many contexts. The conditional suffixes (-ne, -nék, -néd, etc.) mark the mood, yielding megsérülne for the third person singular.

See also

Related terms include sérülés (injury, damage) and megsérült (injured, damaged as a past participle or adjective).