Kiállítasz

"Kiállítasz" is a second-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb "kiállít," which translates to "to exhibit" or "to display" in English. The verb is commonly used in contexts where something is presented for public viewing or demonstration, often in an organized setting such as a museum, gallery, or fair.

The word "kiállítasz" specifically refers to the action of displaying or showcasing something in the present tense, directed at a single individual. For example, "Kiállítasz a festményeket a kiállításon?" translates to "Are you displaying the paintings at the exhibition?" This form is part of the standard Hungarian verb conjugation system, where the second-person singular present tense typically ends with "-sz."

The verb "kiállít" itself is derived from the prefix "ki-" (meaning "out," "forth," or "completely") combined with the root "állít," which means "to set up" or "to establish." This prefix indicates that the action involves bringing something out into the open or making it visible to others. The verb can be used in both literal and metaphorical senses, such as displaying an object, presenting an idea, or even exposing someone to public scrutiny.

In Hungarian grammar, verbs are conjugated based on tense, mood, voice, and person. The present tense form "kiállítasz" is used to describe actions happening now or habitual actions. The conjugation follows a regular pattern for verbs ending in "-ít," where the second-person singular ending is "-sz." This form is essential for constructing sentences that address a single person directly.