ütögetni

"Ütögetni" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to make someone feel better" or "to comfort" in English. It is a reflexive verb, meaning it is used with the reflexive pronoun "magam" (myself), "magad" (yourself), "magát" (himself/herself/itself), "magunkat" (ourselves), "magatok" (yourselves), or "magukat" (themselves). The verb is formed by combining "ütöget" (to comfort) with the reflexive suffix "-ni".

The verb "ütögetni" is often used in contexts where someone is feeling down, sad, or in need of emotional support. For example, "Az anyukám mindig próbált ütögetni magam, amikor rosszul éreztem" translates to "My mother always tried to comfort me when I felt bad". It can also be used in a more general sense to describe actions that make someone feel better, such as "A jó barátok mindig megpróbálnak ütögetni magunkat" which means "Good friends always try to make us feel better".

The verb "ütögetni" is a part of the Hungarian language and is used in everyday conversations. It is important to note that the use of this verb can vary depending on the region and the speaker. In some regions, the verb "vigasztalni" (to console) may be used instead.