Imádsz

The Hungarian verb *imádsz* is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb *imád*, which translates to "you love" or "you adore" in English. In Hungarian, verbs conjugate based on person and tense, and *imádsz* specifically refers to the action of loving or adoring performed by a single individual addressed directly (e.g., "you").

The verb *imád* originates from the Latin *amare*, meaning "to love," and follows the typical Hungarian pattern of vowel harmony and suffix conjugation. The present tense conjugation of *imád* includes forms like *imádok* (I love), *imádsz* (you love), *imád* (he/she/it loves), *imádunk* (we love), *imádtok* (you plural love), and *imádnak* (they love). The second-person singular form, *imádsz*, is used in both formal and informal contexts, though in very formal settings, the plural *imádnak* might be preferred for added politeness.

In Hungarian grammar, *imádsz* functions as a finite verb, meaning it expresses a complete thought and agrees with its subject in person and number. It can appear in various sentence structures, such as affirmative statements (*Imádsz a kávét?*—"Do you love coffee?"), negative statements (*Nem imádsz a kávét*—"You don’t love coffee"), or as part of a question (*Imádsz-e a kávét?*—"Do you love coffee?").

The verb is versatile and can describe affection, enthusiasm, or even a strong preference for something, such as hobbies, food, or activities. For example, *Imádsz a zenét?* translates to "Do you love music?" or "Do you adore music?" The nuance between "love" and "adore" often depends on context and emphasis in Hungarian speech.