Távolítsd

Távolítsd is a Hungarian verb that translates to "remove" or "take away" in English. It is a separable verb, meaning that the prefix "távol-" (which means "far" or "away") can be separated from the root verb "ítsd" (which means "to make" or "to let") when forming the past tense or imperative forms. The verb is used to indicate the action of removing something from a place or position, or taking something away from someone.

The basic form of the verb is "távolítsd," which is used in the imperative mood to give a command or make a request. For example, "Távolítsd el a könyvet!" means "Remove the book!" or "Take the book away!"

In the past tense, the verb is formed by separating the prefix and the root, resulting in "távolítottad." For example, "Távolítottad el a könyvet" means "You removed the book" or "You took the book away."

Távolítsd is a common verb in Hungarian and is used in various contexts, such as instructing someone to remove an object, asking someone to take something away, or describing a past action of removing or taking away something. Its usage is straightforward and follows the typical structure of separable verbs in Hungarian.