Szavazol

Szavazol is a Hungarian verb form meaning you vote. It is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb szavazni, which means to vote. In Hungarian, many sentences do not require an explicit subject because the verb ending carries information about person and number; therefore szavazol commonly translates to “you vote” in a given context.

Formation and usage: The form szavazol is derived from the stem szavaz- plus the second-person singular present ending. It is used for statements or questions about a person’s voting action in the present or habitual sense. For example, Te szavazol ma a választáson? or Te szavazol, ugye? The subject pronoun te is often implied by the verb form itself.

Distinctions: Szavazol should not be confused with the imperative form szavazz, which means “vote!” The infinitive is szavazni, and related nouns include szavazat (a vote or ballot), szavazás (voting), and szavazó (a voter).

Etymology and related forms: Szavazol is built from szavaz- (the vote-related stem) with the standard Hungarian present-tense ending for second-person singular. The broader verb family covers szavazni (to vote), szavazat (vote/ballot), szavazás (voting), and szavazó (voter), all connected to the act of voting.

See also: szavazni, szavazat, szavazás, szavazó.