Subj

(1) néz-ek.

look-prs.1sg

‘I’m looking at something.’

Obj

(2) néz-em.

look-prs.obj.1sg

‘I’m looking at that.’

Obj/Subj

(3) néz-lek.

look-prs.2obj.1sg

‘I’m looking at you.’

T–Obj~Subj

(4) néz-t-em.

look-pst-1sg

‘I looked at something/that.’

T–Subj

(5) néz-ett.

look-pst.3sg

‘He / she looked at something.’

T–Obj

(6) néz-t-e.

look-pst-obj.3sg

‘He / she was looking at that.’

M)–Subj

(7) néz-né-k.

look-cond-prs.1sg

‘I would look at something.’

M–Obj

(8) néz-né-m.

look-cond-prs.obj.1sg

‘I would look at that.’

In Hungarian, the verbal morphology indicates tense (1), (4), mood (7), (8), the definiteness of the object (2), (4), (6), the person and number of the subject, and second person objects (3). The tense and mood markers precede those suffixes which refer to the object, and the person and number of the subject.