Hajlítod

Hajlítod is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb hajlít, which means to bend or flex. The form is used when addressing someone directly and describing that they are bending something, such as a limb or a flexible material. For example, in a sentence like “Hajlítod a karodat,” the meaning is “You bend your arm.” The form reflects standard Hungarian verb conjugation, where the stem hajlít- is combined with the personal ending -od.

Grammatical role and usage: hajlít is a transitive verb, typically taking a direct object in the accusative or with possessive suffixes. The present tense form hajlítod therefore often appears with an object such as a body part (karodat, könyöködet) or a bendable material (vasadat, fát). The construction allows both ordinary statements and instructions or descriptions of ongoing action.

Examples:

- Hajlítod a karodat? (Are you bending your arm?)

- Hajlítod meg a vasat egy erős szerszámmal. (You are bending the iron with a strong tool.)

Related forms and notes: hajlít is the base verb; infinitive form is hajlítani. Other present-tense forms include hajlítom (I bend), hajlítja (he/she bend), and más személyes formák. The imperative form to command someone to bend is hajlítsd (meg) – for example, “Hajlítsd meg a kartodat.” The word shares its semantic field with related verbs for bending, flexing, or shaping materials.

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation, hajlít, hajlítani. This entry describes a single verb form within the broader inflection system of Hungarian.