Felváltod

Felváltod is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb felvált, meaning "to relieve," "to substitute," or "to replace." When you say "felváltod," you are addressing one person and stating that they are performing the action of relieving, substituting, or replacing someone or something.

For example, in a work context, if one person is ending their shift and another is starting, the person starting might say "Felváltod a műszakot," meaning "You are taking over the shift." In a more general sense, it can be used when one thing takes the place of another. If a new trend replaces an old one, one might say, "Az új trend felváltod a régit," implying "The new trend is replacing the old one." The suffix "-od" signifies the second-person singular possessive or direct object, indicating that the action is being done by "you" and directly affects something or someone else.