Futtatod

Futtatod is a Hungarian verb form used to address the listener directly. It is the present tense form of the verb futtatni, which means to run or operate something, with special emphasis on running programs, processes, or tasks. In everyday and technical Hungarian, futtatni is commonly used to describe executing software, scripts, or automated jobs.

Linguistic notes and usage

- Futtatod typically appears in sentences where the subject is “you” (singular informal) and an object is involved, such as a program or script. Examples include futtatod az alkalmazást (you are running the application) or futtatod a szkriptet (you are running the script).

- The root futt- comes from fut meaning “to run,” and the form futtatni is a causative or transitive variant used for making something run. The suffix -od marks the second-person singular form in many ordinary contexts, yielding futtatod as “you run” or “you are running (it).”

- In formal or imperative usage, other forms or moods may be used, but futtatod remains common in technical communication, troubleshooting, documentation, and collaborative work.

Context and significance

- In computing, futtatni and its inflected forms appear frequently in manuals, help texts, and command-line guidance when instructing users to execute software or test procedures.

- The term is part of standard Hungarian vocabulary and is understood across varying levels of technical proficiency.

See also

- futtatni

- futtató

- futtatás

Notes

- This entry treats futtatod as the standard present-tense second-person singular form used in normal speech and writing; regional variations or colloquial usages may occur.