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lelkére köt

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Hungarian

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Etymology

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From lélek (soul) +‎ -e (his/her) +‎ -re (onto, case suffix) +‎ köt (to tie, bind), literally, to tie (it) onto someone’s soul. Possibly a calque of German auf die Seele binden.

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): [ˈlɛlkeːrɛ ˌkøt]

Verb

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lelkére köt

  1. (idiomatic, with -nak/-nek) to make someone promise something, to ask, urge, enjoin someone to do (or to avoid doing) something by any and all means

Conjugation

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