Leállsz

Leállsz is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb leállni, meaning to stop, cease, or halt. The prefix le- signals cessation, while áll is the stem of állni (to stand). The combination conveys bringing a process, motion, or activity to a stop.

Usage and meanings: It denotes that the subject you stop doing something in the present. It appears in ordinary statements and is used when describing a current action by "te" (you). For example, Te leállsz a beszéddel, amikor csend van. The phrase can also appear in negative constructions such as nem állsz le, meaning you do not stop.

Conjugation in the present tense:

- én leállok

- te leállsz

- ő/Ön leáll (informal you forms use leáll; formal address uses Ön leáll)

- mi leállunk

- ti leálltok

- ők leállnak

Related forms: The noun leállás refers to a cessation or stopping event (the act of stopping). The related verb leállítani means to cause to stop or to halt something. The imperative form commonly used to tell someone to stop is Állj le! (stop now), which is a different grammatical construction from the present-tense leállsz.

See also: leállás, leállító, állni. The expression is neutral and widely used in everyday Hungarian to describe halting actions, from ceasing movement to stopping a procedure or machine.