tévedek
Tévedek is the first person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb tévedni, meaning to err or to be mistaken. In everyday use it expresses that the speaker is mistaken about a fact, belief, or statement at the moment of speaking. The sense can cover mistaken judgments, faulty assumptions, or incorrect statements. The related noun tévedés denotes an error or mistake, and the adverbial form tévedésből means “by mistake.”
Etymology and related forms: tévedni is built on the verb stem téved- with the present-tense suffix -ek
Usage notes: tévedek is used for personal mistakes rather than for others’ errors (you would say they
Conjugation basics: tévedek takes typical -edek/-ek endings in the present for the 1st person, with tévedsz for