Felhívsz

"Felhívsz" is a Hungarian verb meaning "you call" or "you dial," derived from the verb *felhív* (to call). In Hungarian, verbs are conjugated based on tense, mood, voice, and person, and *felhívsz* specifically refers to the present tense, second-person singular form of the verb. This conjugation is used when addressing a single person directly, such as in a conversation or command.

The verb *felhív* itself has multiple meanings depending on context. It can refer to making a phone call, summoning someone, or even calling attention to something. For example, one might say *"Felhívsz-e a rendőrséget?"* ("Are you calling the police?") or *"Felhívtam a figyelmet erre a problémára"* ("I called attention to this issue").

In Hungarian grammar, verbs are highly inflected, and conjugations like *felhívsz* follow specific patterns based on the verb's type. *Felhív* is classified as a regular verb in the first conjugation group, meaning its endings follow predictable rules. The present tense second-person singular ending *-sz* distinguishes it from other forms, such as *felhív* (first-person singular) or *felhívja* (third-person singular).

The term is commonly used in everyday speech, literature, and media, reflecting its practical and conversational nature. Understanding such conjugations is essential for fluent communication in Hungarian, as verb forms indicate subject, tense, and mood. Proper usage ensures clarity and correctness in both written and spoken language.