Utasítasz

Utasítasz is a Hungarian verb form meaning "you order" or "you instruct." It is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb utasít, which denotes giving an instruction, an order, or a directive. The action is typically directed at another person or a group and often implies a degree of authority or control.

In grammatical terms, utasítasz represents the present tense for the second-person singular. The full present-tense paradigm of utasít is: én utasítok, te utasítasz, ő utasít, mi utasítunk, ti utasítotok, ők utasítanak. The verb is transitive, commonly used with a direct object (a person) or with a subordinate clause indicating what is being ordered or instructed. The noun form related to utasítasz is utasítás, meaning instruction or order. The word can appear in formal or informal contexts, depending on the surrounding pronouns and tone.

Usage notes: utasítasz is typically used in contexts such as managerial or administrative settings, where someone in authority directs others to perform tasks. It can carry neutral or slightly formal connotations, and in some contexts may imply a firm or compulsory directive. It is often paired with phrases like valakit utasítasz valamire (you order someone to do something) or utasítást adsz (you give an instruction).

See also: utasítás (instruction, order), utasítani (to order/instruct). The form utasítasz is the standard second-person singular present and should be used when addressing a single person informally.