Uralkodsz

Uralkodsz is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb uralkodni, which means to rule or govern. It is used with the subject te to express that someone currently rules or exercises sovereign authority in a domain such as a kingdom, empire, or organization. Example: Te uralkodsz a birodalomban.

Grammatical notes: Uralkododni conjugates in present tense as én uralkodok, te uralkodsz, ő uralkodik, mi uralkodunk, ti uralkodtok, ők uralkodnak. The related noun forms include uralkodó (ruler) and uralkodás (reigning). The verb is most common in historical, political, or literary contexts; in contemporary speech speakers often use alternatives such as kormányozni (to govern) or vezetni (to lead) for general governance.

Usage and nuance: Uralkodsz conveys the act of ruling from the perspective of the second person and can imply authority, sovereignty, or power, depending on context. It is typical in discussions of monarchy, states, or fictional worlds; in everyday modern Hungarian, speakers are more likely to use other verbs to describe governance in non-monarchical settings. Related terms include uralkodó (ruler) and uralom (rule or sovereignty).