Variálod

Variálod is a Hungarian verb form: the second-person singular present tense of variálni, meaning to vary, modify, or adjust. It is used when addressing someone informally and indicating that they are varying or adjusting something. In English it can be rendered as "you vary" or "you are varying," depending on context.

Variálni is a loanword from Western European languages, connected to the concept of variation. The related nouns variáció (variation) and variálás (the act of varying) are used in both everyday and technical language. The term is common in contexts such as music arrangement, software settings, statistics, and product variants, where options or parameters are adjusted or diversified.

Grammatically, variálod is a present-tense form used with a direct object to indicate that you are varying something. For example: Variálod a beállításokat? translates as "Are you varying/adjusting the settings?" The form appears in dialogue, instructions, and descriptive text. It is typically used in informal or conversational contexts; formal address would use a different grammatical form.

See also: variálás, variáció, változás. These related terms cover the act of varying, a variation itself, and the broader concept of change. Variálod stands as a practical example of how Hungarian marks second-person present-tense action with a definite object in everyday language.