megveszi

Megveszi is a Hungarian verb form used as the third-person singular present indicative of the verb megvesz. It means to buy or purchase something, typically by paying money. The prefix meg- marks completion or acquisition and yields a transitive action with a direct object.

Etymology and related forms: It comes from the root vesz (to take) with the prefix meg-, giving a sense of completing the action. It is closely related to megvásárolni or megvenni, which are common synonyms for buying; megvásárolni is more formal, while megvenni is a general term. The form megveszi is used with a third-person singular subject, e.g., "Ő megveszi a ruhát." The alternative second and first-person forms are megveszed and megveszem, respectively.

Usage: In everyday language, megveszi is used when the subject purchases an item. It can describe retail purchases, real estate, or services: "A vevő megveszi a terméket." It appears in dialogues, journalism, and literature. The verb is typically followed by a direct object in the accusative: megveszi valamit. For other persons, forms such as megveszed (you buy) and megveszem (I buy) are used.