Partíts

Partíts is a form of the Hungarian verb partítani, meaning to partition or divide. Specifically, partíts is the second-person singular imperative, used to command someone to partition something into parts or sections. In practice, it appears in instructions or directives that ask a person to divide a material, set, or dataset into smaller units.

Usage of partíts typically involves direct objects that are to be split or organized. Common contexts include categorizing data, breaking a checklist into steps, or portioning a physical item. While partíts is a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept, it can appear in phrases such as Partítsd fel a feladatot három részre or Partítsd a listát két részre, depending on regional variation and politeness level.

Etymology and related forms: The form partíts derives from the verb partítani, which is connected to the concept of division. The root part- is linked to related terms in Hungarian that express partitioning or portioning, such as partíció (partition), partíciós (partition-related), and partícionálás (partitioning). The lineage of these words traces back to broader linguistic roots in Latin-derived vocabulary dealing with parts or portions.

See also: partition, division, partíció, partícionálás.