nehéznek

"Nehéznek" is a Hungarian word that translates to "difficult" or "hard" in English. It is a versatile adjective used to describe a wide range of situations, tasks, or qualities that require significant effort, skill, or endurance.

The word can be applied to physical challenges, such as a "nehéz emelés" (heavy lift) or a "nehéz út" (difficult road). It can also describe mental or emotional struggles, like a "nehéz döntés" (difficult decision) or a "nehéz időszak" (tough period). In the context of learning or understanding, "nehéznek" can indicate something complex or challenging to grasp, such as a "nehéz nyelv" (difficult language) or a "nehéz probléma" (difficult problem).

Furthermore, "nehéznek" can describe a person's character or disposition. Someone might be described as "nehéz ember" (a difficult person) if they are demanding or uncooperative. The word can also refer to the weight or density of an object, as in "nehéz kő" (heavy stone). The grammatical form "nehéznek" is the dative case of the adjective "nehéz," indicating that something is difficult *to* someone or *for* someone, or implying a state of being difficult.