Nyújtsd

Nyújtsd is a Hungarian verb, the second-person singular imperative form of the verb nyújtani. Nyújtani translates to "to extend," "to stretch," "to reach," or "to offer" in English. Therefore, "nyújtsd" directly translates to "extend," "stretch," "reach," or "offer" when addressing one person directly and commanding them to perform the action.

The specific meaning of "nyújtsd" in a sentence depends heavily on the context. For example, "Nyújtsd a kezed" means "Extend your hand" or "Reach out your hand." In a more figurative sense, "Nyújtsd a segítséged" would translate to "Offer your help." It can also refer to the act of stretching one's body, such as "Nyújtsd meg magad" meaning "Stretch yourself." The verb form implies a direct command or request to a single individual. It is a common verb used in everyday conversation and writing in Hungarian.