segítségedre

Segítségedre is a Hungarian word that translates to "for your help" or "to your aid" in English. It is a possessive form derived from the noun "segítség," meaning "help" or "assistance." The suffix "-edre" indicates the second-person singular possessive, implying that the help is being offered or requested for "you."

This phrase is commonly used in various contexts in Hungarian. It can be employed when offering assistance, such as in the sentence "Miben lehetek a segítségedre?" which means "How can I be of your help?" or "How can I help you?". It can also be used in a more polite or formal request for help, although direct requests like "Kérek segítséget" (I ask for help) are also common.

Furthermore, "segítségedre" can appear in expressions of gratitude for assistance received, although phrases like "Köszönöm a segítségedet" (Thank you for your help) are more standard for direct thanks. The nuance of "segítségedre" often implies a readiness to provide support or a position of being available to help. It is a versatile expression that highlights the interpersonal aspect of offering or receiving assistance in the Hungarian language.