nézze

Nézze is a conjugated form of the Hungarian verb néz, meaning to look or to watch. It is most commonly used as the formal imperative addressing a single person (Ön), serving to politely instruct or request someone to look at something.

In standard Hungarian, nézze is formed from the stem néz- with the suffix -ze, functioning as the formal imperative. It frequently appears in phrases such as Nézze meg ezt a dokumentumot (Please look at this document) or Nézze ezt a részt, kérem (Please look at this part). The form is typically used in polite or official contexts, such as customer service, letters, or formal instructions, and is less common in casual conversation.

Usage notes:

- Nézze is used when speaking to one person in a formal register. For informal singular address, the corresponding form is nézz.

- In phrases with a direct object or with meg, the imperative often appears as Nézze meg... (look at...), which adds the sense of examining or inspecting.

- For plural formal address, different forms exist, reflecting the broader polite address system in Hungarian.

Related forms include néz (present tense, he/she looks) and nézz (informal singular imperative). The form nézze belongs to the set of polite imperatives and is a standard tool in formal Hungarian communication.