No. 700 in Hungarian
eurót
The Hungarian word "eurót" is the accusative form of "euró," meaning "euro" (the currency).
In a sentence
Egy eurót találtam az utcán.
I found one euro on the street.
In this sentence, 'eurót' is the accusative form of 'euró', indicating it is the direct object of the verb 'found'.
Adnál nekem egy eurót?
Could you give me one euro?
Here, 'eurót' is used again in the accusative case, as it specifies what is being given.
Egy euróért vettem egy kávét.
I bought a coffee for one euro.
In this example, 'euróért' is used in the instrumental case, referring to the exchange value or cost of the coffee.
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