Megnyomod

Megnyomod is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you press” or “you push,” and it is the second-person singular present tense of the verb megnyomni, which translates to “to press, to push (a button, a switch).” The word is built from the prefix meg- combined with nyomni (to press). The related noun megnyomás denotes the act of pressing or the result of pressing a button or switch.

Usage and nuance: Megnyomod appears frequently in everyday speech and in instructional or UI-related text. It describes a completed action performed by the listener. In many contexts, Hungarian speakers use the imperative nyomd meg to instruct someone to press something, e.g., “Nyomd meg a gombot.” The form megnyomod is used in declarative sentences, such as “Megnyomod a gombot, és elindul a program.” It can take direct objects, for example “Megnyomod az Entert” (you press the Enter key), though the natural phrasing may vary with context.

Related terms: Nyomni (to press), megnyomás (the act of pressing), lenyomni (to press down or depress, often implying more force or physical downwards). The distinction between megnyomni and lenyomni can be subtle and context-dependent, with megnyomni frequently emphasizing triggering an action (especially in digital interfaces) and lenyomni emphasizing downward pressure.

In translation, megnyomod corresponds to the English “you press” or “you push.” Its use helps describe user actions in instructions, software messages, and spoken guidance.