Tükrözd

Tükrözd is the second-person singular imperative form of the Hungarian verb tükrözni, meaning to reflect, mirror, or reproduce. As an imperative, it is used to address someone directly and instruct them to reflect or reproduce something, either literally (a reflected image) or figuratively (reproducing or presenting information, reality, or a concept).

Etymology and form: tükrözni derives from the root tied to tükör, meaning mirror. The imperative tükrözd is formed from tükrözni with the second-person singular ending, and Hungarian orthography preserves the umlauted vowel ö in the stem.

Usage: In everyday language, tükrözd appears in direct address to command someone to mirror or reflect. It can be used literally, such as in photography or optics, or figuratively, for example to urge someone to present or reveal the truth of a situation. In literary or media contexts, it may appear in dialogue or instructional material to convey the act of reflecting or reproducing something as it is.

See also: tükröz (to reflect, to mirror), tükrözés (reflection, mirroring), tükröződés (reflection, mirroring phenomenon). While tükrözd is primarily a grammatical form, it appears in contexts where direct instruction or emphasis on reflection is relevant.