Verbal Prefixes

Conjunctions are words related to the verb that modify the meaning of the verb. Some are entered with the verb, others separately from it or with a hyphen, but their position in the sentence and the phrase's meaning can also modify this.

If the conjunction is immediately before the verb, it is written together with it, for example: megvette, átütött

If it comes after it, it must be written separately, for example:
megvenni - Vedd meg!
elvenni - Nem vette el a pénzt.

If another word is wedged between the conjunction and the verb, we write it separately, for example:
megoldani - Meg kell oldjam a feladatot;
szétszedni - Szét akarom szedni a számítógépet.

If a conjunction is repeated in the same word connection or there are opposite conjunctions together, we use a hyphen, for example: be-benéz, le-föl sétál

Some verbs:
ki-; bele-; belé-; át-; föl-; meg-; szét-; utána-; végig-; közzé-; hozzá-; keresztül-; félbe-; fenn-; fönn-; hátra-; stb.