Öltözködik

"Öltözködik" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to dress" or "to get dressed" in English. It is a regular verb, meaning its past tense and past participle forms are created by adding the suffix "-ott" to the stem. The verb conjugates as follows:

Present tense: öltözködik, öltözködsz, öltözködik, öltözködünk, öltözködtek, öltözködnek

Past tense: öltözködtem, öltözködtél, öltözködt, öltözködtünk, öltözködtetek, öltözködték

Past participle: öltözködött

The verb "öltözködik" is often used in everyday conversations to describe the action of putting on clothes. It can be used in both the present and past tenses, depending on the context. For example, "Ma reggel öltözködtem, és kimentem a házból" translates to "This morning I got dressed and went out of the house."

The verb "öltözködik" is a reflexive verb, meaning it describes an action that is done to oneself. In Hungarian, reflexive verbs are formed by adding the suffix "-ko-" to the stem of the verb. The reflexive pronoun "magam" is often used with this verb to emphasize that the action is done to oneself. For example, "Ma reggel öltözködtem magam" translates to "This morning I got dressed myself."

In summary, "öltözködik" is a Hungarian verb that means "to dress" or "to get dressed." It is a regular verb that conjugates with the suffix "-ott" in the past tense and past participle. The verb is often used in everyday conversations to describe the action of putting on clothes and is a reflexive verb that describes an action done to oneself.