Öntözöm

Öntözöm is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I water" in English. It is the first-person singular, present indicative form of the verb öntöz, meaning "to water." This verb is commonly used when referring to the act of providing water to plants, gardens, or crops. For example, "Minden reggel öntözöm a virágaimat" translates to "I water my flowers every morning." The verb can also be used figuratively to describe nurturing or tending to something, though its literal meaning is far more prevalent. The root word, önt, means "to pour," and the suffix -öz indicates a repetitive or continuous action, hence "to water repeatedly." In agricultural contexts, öntözöm would be used by a farmer discussing their daily tasks, such as "Ma öntözöm a kukoricát," meaning "Today I am watering the corn." The grammatical structure is straightforward in Hungarian, with the subject implied by the verb ending.