mozogni

Mozogni is the infinitive form of the Hungarian verb mozog, meaning to move. It denotes the act of changing position or location, and can also refer to changes of state, movement of a body part, or motion of an object. The verb is used for both living beings and inanimate things when they undergo motion, and it can be used in literal and figurative contexts.

Usage and nuances: Mozogni is primarily intransitive, describing motion performed by the subject. It can describe movement through space, changes in position, or ongoing action, and it often appears with adverbs of manner, place, or direction. Examples include: “A gyerekek mozognak a játszótéren” (The children are moving in the playground) and “Szeretek mozogni” (I like to move).

Grammar: Mozogni conjugates like other Hungarian verbs. The infinitive mozogni serves as the base from which present, past, and future forms are built using standard Hungarian endings. Common present-tense examples (for illustration) include forms such as mozogok, mozogsz, mozog, mozogunk, mozogtok, mozognak.

Etymology and related forms: The infinitive mozogni is derived from the root mozog- and is closely linked to the noun mozgatás and the noun mozgás (movement). Related terms include mozdulat (movement or gesture) and mozgás (movement in general).

See also: mozgatás, mozdulat, mozgás, mozgásigény.