Why is the first person present conjugation of érezni érzek, instead of érezek?
What process is causing the ez in the stem to be dropped out in some conjugations? It doesn't seem to be irregular in any other way, so maybe I am missing some kind of grammar rule.
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It's dropped out because it's pronunciation is easier that way. But not only in first person:
érzek - érzem -> I feel - I feel it
érzel - érzed -> you fee - you feel it
(érez) - érzi -> (he/she feels) - he/she feels it
érzünk - (érezzük) -> we feel - (we feel it)
(éreztek) - érzitek -> (you feel) - you feel it
(éreznek) - érzik -> (they feel) - they feel it
There's no rule, it only depends on how is the pronunciation easier.
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