számlál

The Hungarian verb "számlál" translates to "to count" in English. It is a fundamental verb used in various contexts, from simple enumeration to more complex calculations. The base form of the verb is "számlál," and it conjugates according to standard Hungarian grammar rules. For example, in the present tense, "én számlálok" means "I count," "te számlálsz" means "you count" (singular, informal), and "ő számlál" means "he/she/it counts."

Beyond basic counting, "számlál" can also imply keeping track of something over time or recording events. For instance, one might "számlálja a napokat" (count the days) until an event. In a more technical sense, it can refer to the process of accounting or tallying figures, as in "a pénzt számlál" (he/she counts the money). The verb is essential for expressing numerical concepts and is widely used in everyday language, education, and professional settings. Its versatility makes it a core component of Hungarian vocabulary related to quantities and progression.