Kiáltasz

Kiáltasz is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb kiáltani, which means "to shout" or "to cry out." Therefore, "kiáltasz" translates directly to "you shout" or "you cry out" in English.

This verb is used in various contexts to describe the act of vocalizing loudly. It can indicate surprise, fear, anger, or even excitement. For example, someone might kiáltasz if they are startled by a sudden noise or if they are trying to get someone's attention from a distance. The intensity and emotion behind the shout can be inferred from the surrounding circumstances or further described by adverbs or other linguistic elements.

The grammatical structure of "kiáltasz" is characteristic of Hungarian verb conjugation. The "-sz" suffix at the end signifies the second-person singular subject and the present tense. This form is essential for constructing grammatically correct sentences when addressing one person directly and describing their current action of shouting.