Nyomja

Nyomja is a Hungarian verb form derived from nyomni, meaning to press or push. It has two main grammatical functions: as the present tense third-person singular indicative form (ő nyomja — he/she/it presses) and as a formal imperative used in polite commands, typically appearing with meg in phrases like nyomja meg (please press).

Grammatical notes: The verb nyomni is transitive and takes a direct object (what is being pressed). Present tense forms include én nyomom, te nyomod, ő nyomja, mi nyomjuk, ti nyomjátok, ők nyomják. The form nyomja also serves as the polite singular imperative when used in request-like sentences (usually with meg: Nyomja meg a gombot). The informal singular imperative is nyomd, and the plural imperative is nyomjátok meg or simply nyomjátok.

Usage: Nyomja is common in everyday speech, manuals, signage, product instructions, and user interfaces or digital prompts. It is a transitive verb that requires a direct object, most often a button or key (for example, a gombot or billentyűt). The tone is neutral and widely understood, suitable for instructions directed at a person of respect or in formal contexts.

Etymology and related forms: Nyomja comes from the verb nyomni, with the suffix -ja marking the third-person singular present or the polite imperative form in formal contexts. Related forms include nyomom, nyomod, nyomjuk, nyomjátok, and nyomják, which cover the full present-tense paradigm for different subjects.