Akadályozol

Akadályozol is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb akadályoz. The verb "akadályoz" means to hinder, obstruct, impede, or prevent. Therefore, "akadályozol" translates to "you hinder," "you obstruct," "you impede," or "you prevent" in English.

This verb is used in contexts where one person's actions or presence are causing a difficulty or blockage for another. For example, if someone is trying to pass through a doorway and another person is standing in the way, the first person might say "Engem akadályozol!" which means "You are hindering me!". It can also be used in a more abstract sense, such as preventing someone from achieving a goal. The usage is typically direct and addresses the person performing the hindering action. The grammatical form indicates a singular subject performing the action in the present moment.