Szállsz

Szállsz is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, present tense form of the verb "száll." The verb "száll" generally translates to "to fly," "to float," or "to carry." Therefore, "szállsz" directly means "you fly," "you float," or "you are carried" in English.

The usage of "szállsz" depends on the context. If referring to a bird or an airplane, it means "you are flying." If referring to a piece of paper or a feather in the wind, it means "you are floating" or "you are being carried." In a more metaphorical sense, it can also refer to something abstract, like a feeling or a thought, "carrying" or "floating" within someone.

The verb conjugation in Hungarian is systematic. The "-sz" ending is characteristic of the second-person singular present tense for many verbs. For example, "beszélsz" means "you speak," and "nézel" means "you look." This grammatical feature makes "szállsz" easily recognizable as referring to the action performed by "you" (singular, informal). It is a fundamental verb in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature.