érdekeldni

Érdekeldni is a term that is not part of Contemporary Standard Hungarian. In most linguistic and dictionary sources it is considered a nonstandard, dialectal, or obsolete variant of more common verbs related to interest and inquiry. The closest widely used equivalents in modern Hungarian are érdekli (to interest someone) and érdeklődni (to be curious or to inquire). As such, érdekeldni is typically described as archaic or regional rather than a productive form in present-day language.

Etymology and attestation: the word appears to be built from the root érdek, meaning interest, combined with suffixal patterns found in some older or regional Hungarian verb formations. Because it is scarcely attested in modern corpora and standard dictionaries, its exact historical provenance and range of use are not well defined. When it does appear in sources, it is usually framed as a historical or dialectal variant rather than a living, everyday verb.

Usage and semantics: in discussions of Hungarian varieties, érdekeldni is presented as a form associated with past or regional usage, conveying ideas related to taking an interest or inquiring. In standard usage, speakers would prefer érdekli/érdeklődni to express similar notions. Consequently, érdekeldni is seldom taught or encountered in language learning, and it tends to be encountered only in old texts, dialect glossaries, or retrospective linguistic notes.

See also: érdek, érdek, érdekell, érdeklődni, érdekli.

Note: due to its nonstandard status, reliable examples and fixed grammatical patterns for érdekeldni are scarce. For authoritative treatment, consult historical Hungarian dictionaries or regional language studies.