Lépésed

Lépésed is the Hungarian possessive form of the noun lépés, meaning your step or your pace. The base word lépés refers to a single act of stepping, a gait, or more broadly to progress or a step in a sequence. When the second-person singular possessive suffix -ed attaches to lépés, the resulting form is lépésed, indicating ownership by the person addressed (you).

Morphology and usage follow standard Hungarian patterns for noun possession. The form lépésed is used when describing or referring to the listener’s step or movement, and can also convey figurative progress or actions. For example, you might say, “A lépésed gyors volt a futásban,” meaning “Your step was fast in the run.” The phrase “Figyelj a lépésedre” translates to “Watch your step,” a common caution about gait or safety. In metaphorical uses, lépésed can refer to a person’s approach or move in a plan or situation, as in “Ez a lépésed a tervben mutatja, hogy haladsz,” meaning “This step of yours in the plan shows you’re making progress.”

Lépés is closely related to related forms such as lépésem (my step) and lépése (his/her step), illustrating Hungarian possessive suffixes. The word can appear in everyday speech, literature, or lyrics whenever the speaker wants to emphasize an individual’s physical movement or personal progress.