mennél

Mennél is the second person singular present conditional form of the Hungarian verb menni, meaning "to go." It is used to express hypothetical action or to pose a polite or conditional question. The form belongs to the present conditional mood in Hungarian.

Formation and grammar: The verb stem for this form is menn-, and the second person singular conditional ending is -nél. Because the stem ends in a consonant, the written form shows a doubled n: mennél. This form does not carry its own subject; in Hungarian the subject pronoun te is often implicit, as in mennél?

Usage: Mennél is commonly used in sentences that express a hypothetical scenario or polite request, for example: "Mennél velem a moziba?" (Would you go to the cinema with me?) "Mennél-e hozzám?" (Would you come to me?) "Mennél most?" (Would you go now?) In conditional clauses, menni can pair with other elements to express things like possibility, permission, or preference.

Relation to other forms: Mennél is part of the broader Hungarian conditional mood, which also includes forms like mennék (1st person), mennél (2nd person singular), and menne (3rd person). The verb menni itself is irregular in some forms, which affects its stem in the conditional.

See also: Hungarian language, Hungarian verb conjugation, conditional mood, menni (to go).