Bízz

bízz is the imperative form of the Hungarian verb bízni, meaning to trust. It is used to urge someone to place trust or confidence in a person, plan, or outcome. In standard Hungarian, bízz is the second-person singular imperative, while the corresponding plural form is bízzatok. The negative imperative forms are ne bízz and ne bízzatok.

The verb bízni belongs to the native Hungarian vocabulary and forms its present tense with a typical stem bíz-: én bízom, te bízol, ő bízik, mi bízunk, ti bíztok, ők bíznak. The imperative bízz and bízzatok are derived from this stem and are used in direct address to instruct someone to trust.

Usage examples include Bízz bennem. (Trust me.), Bízz a terveidben. (Trust your plans.), and Bízz a jövőben. (Trust in the future.). Bízz benned is a common expression encouraging self-confidence.

Etymology notes: bízz derives from the verb bízni, a native Hungarian verb meaning to trust; the form bízz is the imperative derived from the stem bíz-. The word is related to other Hungarian trust-related terms such as bizalom (trust, confidence) and biztos (certain, secure).

See also: bízni, bizalom, bizalmi, bízzatok.