Megállíts

Megállíts is a Hungarian verb meaning "to stop" or "to make stop." It is the imperative form of the verb megállítani, which is the causative form of megáll (to stop, to stand still). The verb megállíts is used when directly commanding one or more people to stop. For example, "Állj meg!" translates to "Stop!" (singular, informal), while "Álljon meg!" is "Stop!" (singular, formal) or "Stop!" (plural, informal). "Állítsanak meg!" would mean "Make them stop!" or "Have them stopped!".

The verb can be used in various contexts, from physical actions to abstract concepts. One might tell a car to stop, a person to cease an activity, or even a process to halt. The meaning is always related to bringing something to a halt or preventing it from continuing. For instance, "Kérlek, állíts meg!" means "Please, stop me!" or "Stop me, please!". In a more formal setting, one might hear "Állítsák meg a támadást!" which translates to "Stop the attack!". The conjugation of megállíts depends on the person and number of the subject, as well as the tense and mood. However, the core meaning remains consistent: the act of causing something to cease its movement or progression.