Aláírsz

aláírsz is a Hungarian verb meaning "you sign". It is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative form of the verb aláírni. The verb aláírni itself means "to sign". Therefore, "aláírsz" is used when addressing one person and stating that they are performing the action of signing.

For example, if someone were to ask a friend if they are going to sign a document, they might say "Aláírsz ezt a papírt?" which translates to "Are you signing this paper?". The subject is implied to be "te" (you, singular informal).

The verb aláírni is composed of two parts: "alá" which can mean "under" or "below", and "írni" which means "to write". This etymology reflects the physical act of writing one's name below a text or document to signify agreement or authentication.

The conjugation of aláírni follows typical Hungarian verb patterns. In the present tense, for the second-person singular, the ending "-sz" is added to the verb stem. Other forms include "aláírom" (I sign), "aláír" (he/she/it signs), "aláírunk" (we sign), "aláírtok" (you all sign), and "aláírnak" (they sign). The past tense forms and conditional mood also exist for this verb.