Koncentrálj

Koncentrálj is the second person singular imperative form of the Hungarian verb koncentrálni, which means to concentrate or focus one’s attention. It is used to give a direct, informal instruction to a single listener.

Koncentrálni is a verb borrowed into Hungarian to express the act of focusing. The related noun koncentráció denotes the state or act of concentration. The word is common in everyday Hungarian and appears in educational, sporting, workplace, and self-help contexts.

Usage and examples: In teaching or coaching, one might say "Kérlek, koncentrálj a feladatra!" or simply "Koncentrálj!" to signal attention. The imperative has other persons as well: "koncentráljunk" (let us focus) and "koncentráljatok" (you all focus). The formal imperative is "koncentráljon" used when addressing someone politely, and "ne koncentrálj" expresses a negative command to a single person.

Notes: The form reflects standard Hungarian spellings and pronunciation, with stress on the first syllable "kon-centrál-j". The term is part of a family including koncentráció and koncentrálás, and is often used in contexts emphasizing attention, mental or sensory focus.

See also: koncentráció, koncentrálás, figyelem.