No. 982 in Hungarian
küzd
"Struggle" or "fight."
In a sentence
Az élet nehéz, de minden nap küzdünk.
Life is hard, but we fight every day.
Here, "küzd" is used in its present tense to describe continual effort or struggle against difficulties.
Küzdött a céljaiért, és végül sikerült elérnie őket.
He fought for his goals, and ultimately achieved them.
In this sentence, "küzdött" is the past tense, highlighting the action of striving or fighting for something in the past.
Mindig küzdeni kell az igazságért.
One always has to fight for justice.
This sentence uses "küzdeni," the infinitive form, emphasizing a general statement or principle regarding persistent effort.
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