Megmutatod

Megmutatod is a Hungarian verb form meaning "you show" or "you are showing" in the present tense for the second person singular. It is the present indicative form of the verb megmutatni, which means to show or demonstrate. The word is built from the root mutat (to show) with the prefix meg- and the personal suffix -od.

Formation and usage details: Megmutatni is the infinitive; megmutatod is the second-person singular present. In Hungarian, the prefix meg- often emphasizes completion or draws attention to an action, and the suffix -od marks the subject you. The construction typically takes a direct object that is being shown, and the beneficiary can be marked with a dative pronoun (nekem, neked, neki, nekünk, nektek, nekik). For example: Megmutatod nekem az útvonalat? (Will you show me the route?) Megmutatod a fényképet? (Will you show the photo?)

Conjugation context: Other present-tense forms include megmutatom (I show), megmutatja (he/she shows), megmutatjuk (we show), megmutatjátok (you all show), megmutatják (they show). Imperative forms exist as well, such as megmutasd (show it to me) and megmutassátok (you all show it).

Notes: Megmutatod is a common, everyday verb in both spoken and written Hungarian. Like many Hungarian verbs, it governs the relationship between the shown item and the recipient through case or dative pronouns rather than a fixed preposition.