Leállítja

Leállítja is a Hungarian verb form meaning “stops” or “halts” and is used to indicate that someone or something brings a process, action, or device to a stop. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb leállítani, which means to stop, halt, or shut down. Leállítani is a transitive verb, so leállítja requires a direct object, for example, what is being stopped.

Etymology and pattern: the prefix le- commonly conveys reversal or cessation, combined with állít (to set, place). In leállítani the sense evolves to “cause to stop.” The form leállítja explicitly marks a singular subject performing the stopping in the present tense. Other related forms include leállítom (I stop), leállítod (you stop), leállítják (they stop), and past forms such as leállította (he/she stopped).

Usage: leállítja is used across domains from everyday speech to technical contexts, often with an object expressing what is stopped. Examples include: A cég leállítja a projektet. (The company stops the project.) Az operátor leállítja a motort. (The operator stops the engine.) A szolgáltatást ideiglenesen leállították. (The service was temporarily shut down.)

See also: leállítani, leállás, megállít, lefolytatás. Leállítja thus functions as a key inflected form for expressing a stopping action performed by a third-person subject.