Távolítasz

Távolítasz is a Hungarian verb meaning "you move away" or "you remove" in the present tense, second-person singular form. It is derived from the root *távolít*, which translates to "to move away" or "to remove." The verb is commonly used in everyday Hungarian conversation to describe actions involving separation or displacement of objects, people, or concepts.

The verb *távolítasz* follows standard Hungarian verb conjugation rules. In the present tense, it is conjugated based on the subject pronoun. For example, *távolít* (you move away, singular informal), *távolítasz* (you move away, singular formal or plural informal), and *távolítják* (they move away). The past tense form is *távolítottál*, while the past participle is *távolított*.

In practical usage, *távolítasz* can refer to physical actions, such as moving furniture or clearing a path, as well as metaphorical ones, like removing emotional burdens or eliminating distractions. For instance, someone might say *"Távolítsd el a szemetet!"* ("Remove the trash!") or *"Távolítsd el a gondolatod!"* ("Remove the thought from your mind!"). The verb is versatile and appears in both spoken and written Hungarian.

Grammatically, *távolítasz* is part of the imperfective verb class, meaning it describes ongoing or habitual actions rather than completed ones. Its usage is straightforward, making it accessible for learners of the Hungarian language. The verb’s simplicity and commonality contribute to its frequent appearance in conversations and literature.