Leállítod

Leállítod is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative mood form of the verb leállítani. The verb leállítani means "to stop," "to halt," "to shut down," or "to cease." Therefore, leállítod directly translates to "you stop," "you halt," "you shut down," or "you cease."

This verb is used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Leállítod a gépet" which means "You stop the machine." Similarly, "Leállítod a munkát" translates to "You stop the work." In a more figurative sense, it could be used to express ending an activity or process. For example, "Leállítod a vitát" means "You stop the argument." The conjugation indicates that the action is being performed by a single person, addressed directly as "you." The present tense signifies that the action is happening now or is a habitual occurrence. The indicative mood states a fact or opinion. The word's usage is dependent on the surrounding sentence and the specific nuance intended by the speaker or writer.