Megnyitod

Megnyitod is the second-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb megnyitni, meaning “you open” or “you are opening” something. It is used when addressing someone directly to indicate that they perform the action of opening a thing, such as a file, door, or program window.

Morphology and usage: The form is built from the verb nyit (to open) with the perfective prefix meg- and the second-person singular suffix -od. The same stem yields megnyitom (I open) and megnyitja (he/she opens). As with other Hungarian verbs, the exact object is inferred from context and appears in the accusative: megnyitod a fájlt, megnyitod az ablakot, és megnyitod a linket.

Contexts: The form is frequent in everyday speech and instructional text, especially with direct objects such as a file, a window, a link, or a program. Typical examples include “Megnyitod a fájlt” (You open the file), “Megnyitod az ablakot” (You open the window), or “Megnyitod a linket” (You open the link).

Origin and related forms: The word comes from nyit (to open) with the prefix meg-, forming the perfective megnyitni. Other forms include megnyitom (I open) and megnyitja (he/she opens). The noun megnyitás denotes an opening, while megnyitó can describe an opening event or an opening device.