Felébredsz

Felébredsz is a Hungarian verb meaning "you wake up." It is the second-person singular form of the verb felébredni, which signifies the act of regaining consciousness after sleep. This verb is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe the transition from a sleeping state to an awake one.

The etymology of felébredsz can be traced back to the prefix "fel-" meaning "up" or "awaken," and the verb "ébredni," which also relates to waking. The "-sz" ending is the personal suffix for the second-person singular in the present tense. Therefore, the word literally conveys the idea of "you rise up from sleep."

In Hungarian grammar, felébredsz is a regular verb and follows standard conjugation patterns. It can be used in various contexts, from simple statements about personal experience, such as "Reggel hétkor felébredsz" (You wake up at seven in the morning), to more figurative uses describing a realization or becoming aware of something. The verb's simplicity and directness make it a fundamental part of the Hungarian vocabulary when discussing the state of being awake.