Kivágsz

Kivágsz is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb kivágni. The verb kivágni has several meanings, broadly categorized as "to cut out" or "to chop down."

In its most literal sense, kivágsz can refer to the action of physically cutting something out. For example, one might say "Te kivágsz egy mintát a papírból," meaning "You cut out a pattern from the paper." This implies using a tool like scissors or a knife to remove a shape or section from a larger piece.

Another common meaning of kivágni, and therefore kivágsz, relates to felling trees. If someone says "Te kivágsz egy fát," it means "You chop down a tree." This usage emphasizes the act of removing a tree, often for purposes like clearing land or obtaining timber.

Figuratively, kivágsz can also be used to describe abruptly ending a relationship or conversation, similar to "cutting someone off." For instance, "Te kivágsz engem a barátaid közül" could translate to "You cut me out from your friends." It can also imply rejection or dismissal.

The specific context in which kivágsz is used will determine its precise meaning. It is a versatile verb with applications in both literal and metaphorical scenarios.