Felállítasz

"Felállítasz" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you set up," "you establish," or "you erect" in English. It is a versatile verb with various applications depending on the context.

In a literal sense, "felállítasz" can refer to physically setting something up. For example, one might "felállítasz" a tent at a campsite, meaning to erect it. Similarly, it can be used for assembling furniture or constructing a temporary structure.

Beyond physical actions, the verb can also describe the act of establishing something abstract. One might "felállítasz" a new rule in a game or a business. It can also mean to institute or create a system or organization. For instance, a community might "felállítasz" a new governing body.

Furthermore, "felállítasz" can denote the act of presenting or formulating something. This could involve "felállítasz" a hypothesis in a scientific context or "felállítasz" an argument in a debate. In this sense, it implies bringing something into existence through declaration or construction.

The verb's form "felállítasz" specifically indicates the second-person singular present tense, meaning "you" (singular, informal) are performing the action. The infinitive form is "felállítani." The context in which "felállítasz" is used will determine the precise meaning and nuance.