Húzz

Húzz is the second-person singular imperative form of the Hungarian verb húz, which means to pull, drag, or draw. As an informal command, húzz is used to tell someone to initiate a pulling action or to move something toward a person or away from a location, depending on the context.

Grammatically, húz is the infinitive formed as húzni (to pull). The imperative forms include húzz (you singular), húzzatok (you plural informal), and húzzunk (let’s pull). In formal or polite usage, the forms húzzon (you, polite) and húzzanak (you all, polite) are used. Negative imperatives are formed with ne: ne húzz.

Common contexts for húzz include physical actions such as pulling a rope, drawer, or door, as well as more figurative uses in which a person is urged to begin or continue a pulling action. The form appears in everyday speech, instructional language, and signs or directions where a direct command is required.

Examples (illustrative): Húzz innen! (Pull away from here / Get out of here, depending on tone and context). Húzzátok ezt a dobozt! (You all pull this box). Let/let’s pull can be expressed with húzzunk a kötélal, though such uses depend on context and register.

Related terms include húz (the base verb), húzni (to pull as an infinitive), and húzás (the act of pulling or drawing). The form húzz is primarily a grammatical feature of Hungarian and does not constitute a separate lexical item beyond its role as an imperative form.