Definiálsz

Definiálsz is the second-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb definiálni, meaning “you define.” It is used when addressing someone directly and indicating that they are in the act of providing a definition or clarifying the meaning of something.

The verb definiálni is a borrowed term, coming from French definir (to define) via Latin definire. It is transitive and typically takes a direct object referring to what is being defined. In ordinary or formal language you might encounter phrases like “Te definiálsz egy fogalmat” (you are defining a concept) or, in imperative form, “Definiáld ezt a kifejezést” (define this term). The noun form is definíció, while definíciók, meghatározás and megfogalmazás are related terms used for definitions or characterizations.

Usage notes and nuance: definiálni is common in academic, linguistic, mathematical, and programming contexts where precise definitions are required. It is often contrasted with meghatározni (to determine or specify more broadly) and megfogalmazni (to phrase or articulate). The noun definiálás (the act of defining) is used to describe the process, while definíció denotes a specific definition.

Conjugation tip: "definiálsz" reflects the standard second-person singular present tense form for this -ál verb class in Hungarian. The base form, infinitive, is definíálni, and other forms follow regular conjugation patterns for verbs of this type.