Cselekedj

Cselekedj is a Hungarian verb form, the informal second-person singular imperative of the verb cselekedni, meaning "to act" or "to take action." It is used to give direct commands or exhortations to a single addressee, equivalent to English "act!" or "do something!"

Grammatical context: cselekedni is an infinitive verb of action; cselekedj is the singular informal imperative. Related imperative forms include cselekedjen (polite singular or third-person imperative), cselekedjetek (plural informal), cselekedjünk (first-person plural, "let us act"), and cselekedjenek (polite plural). The verb may appear with various affixes and complements to express tense, modality, negation, or objects, as in many agglutinative Hungarian constructions.

Usage and meaning: cselekedj conveys the idea of performing an action, intervening in a situation, or behaving in a particular way. It commonly appears in everyday speech, instructions, motivational language, and literary or rhetorical contexts where an immediate response or change of behavior is urged. In negative imperatives Hungarian uses a different form (ne cselekedj — "do not act").

Stylistically, cselekedj can range from neutral commands to emphatic appeals depending on tone and context. It is a basic verb form frequently taught to learners of Hungarian as part of imperative conjugation and practical communication.