megóv

megóv is a Hungarian word with the primary meaning of "to save" or "to preserve". It can be used in various contexts, referring to saving money, conserving resources, or protecting something from harm. For example, one might say "pénzt megóvni" which translates to "to save money". In a broader sense, it can also imply keeping something intact or in good condition.

The verb megóv can also be used to express the act of protecting or safeguarding something. This could involve physical protection, as in shielding an object from damage, or a more abstract form of preservation, such as preserving a historical site or a cultural tradition. The concept of "megóvás" refers to the act of saving or preservation itself.

In certain colloquial expressions, megóv can take on a slightly different nuance, sometimes implying a sense of taking care of or looking after something. The exact connotation often depends on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. Understanding the versatile nature of megóv allows for a richer comprehension of Hungarian communication.