ígéred

ígéred is a Hungarian word that translates to "your promise" or "your vow" in English. It is the second-person singular possessive form of the word "ígéret," which means promise or vow. The word is used in everyday conversation and literature to refer to a commitment made by one person to another. It can be a formal promise or a more casual assurance. The context in which ígéred is used often dictates the weight and seriousness of the commitment. For example, a child might say "ígéred, hogy hazajössz" (you promise that you will come home), while a more significant pledge could be in a romantic or legal context. The grammatical structure of ígéred highlights the personal nature of the promise, emphasizing that it is a commitment made specifically to the person being addressed. Understanding the nuances of this word can provide insight into the cultural importance of promises and commitments in Hungarian society.