Beavatkozol

Beavatkozol is a Hungarian verb form meaning "you intervene." It is the second person singular present tense of beavatkozni, whose basic sense is to intervene in a situation, take action, or, depending on context, meddle. The prefix be- signals entering into a matter, while the root conveys involvement or interference. The related noun beavatkozás denotes intervention, and beavatkozó can describe an intervener or an acting party.

Usage of beavatkozol occurs in everyday language as well as in specialized contexts. It can be neutral, as when describing action taken to address a problem, or pejorative if the intervention is seen as unnecessary meddling. Common constructions include beavatkozni valamibe (to intervene in something) and beavatkozol a vitába (you intervene in the debate).

Grammatical notes: Hungarian conjugation yields beavatkozol specifically for the second person singular present; the present stem is beavatkoz-, with the -ol ending. Related forms include beavatkozom (I intervene) and beavatkozik (he/she/it intervenes). The noun beavatkozás (intervention) is closely related, and in legal or institutional language the term beavatkozó fél can mean an intervening party or intervener. The nuance of beavatkozol, like beavatkozni more broadly, depends on context and can range from constructive action to unsolicited interference.