tegyek
Te gyek is the first-person singular present subjunctive form of the Hungarian verb tenni, meaning "to do" or "to put." It is a mood form used in subordinate clauses to express wish, possibility, or hypothetical action, often after verbs of desire or with the conjunction hogy. The form tegyek signals uncertainty or non-factuality, as in what one would like to do or what one should do.
Te gyek is formed from the infinitive tenni with the present-subjunctive suffix -jek, yielding tegyek. Other
The tegyek form appears in clauses expressing a wish, suggestion, or hypothetical action. For example:
- Mit tegyek? (What should I do?)
- Azt szeretném, hogy tegyek rendet a szobában. (I would like me to tidy up the room.)
It is typical in formal or written Hungarian to use the present subjunctive in subordinate clauses introduced
Te gyek is a standard grammatical form in Hungarian and is distinct from the related indicative forms.