Kiindulsz

Kiindulsz is the second person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb kiindul, meaning to depart, set off, or start moving, typically in the context of travel or beginning a journey. The prefix ki- expresses outward movement from a location, while indul means to begin moving. As such, kiindulsz indicates that you are the subject who is leaving or setting off.

In grammar, kiindul is an intransitive verb with the infinitive kiindulni. Present tense forms include én kiindulok, te kiindulsz, ő kiindul, mi kiindulunk, ti kiindultok, ők kiindulnak. The past tense is kiindultam, kiindultál, kiindult, kiindultunk, kiindultatok, kiindultak. The verb is closely related to indulni, which means to start or depart, with ki- conveying departing from a place.

Usage notes: kiindulsz is used when addressing someone directly about starting a journey or leaving a place. It often appears in travel or navigation contexts, and can also be used metaphorically to signify beginning a new life phase or undertaking a new endeavour. Example: Ma reggel kiindulsz az útra. This reflects a literal departure for travel, but the construction can appear in figurative statements as well.

See also: kiindulás (departure), indulás (start or departure).