Vezeti

Vezeti is a Hungarian verb form that generally translates to “he/she leads” or “you lead” in English. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb vezetni, which means to lead or to guide. The same spelling can also be used for the formal second-person singular when addressing someone as Ön. The verb is part of the common family of Hungarian verbs built on the stem vezet-.

Etymology and related forms: vezetni is built on the root vezet-, and it gives rise to related words such as vezetés (leadership, guidance) and vezető (leader, conductor, driver). The present-tense form vezeti appears alongside other person forms like vezetek (I lead), vezetsz (you lead, informal), vezetünk (we lead), vezettek (you all led; past), and vezetnek (they lead).

Usage: vezeti is used to describe directing people, organizations, processes, or operations. It appears in contexts such as business leadership, project management, or sports coaching. Examples in ordinary language include: “A cég új igazgatója vezeti a stratégiát” (The company’s new director leads the strategy) and “Ő vezeti a projektet” (He/she leads the project). In discourse, the form can convey ongoing action or formal address when paired with Ön.

Notes on meaning: while vezeti focuses on leading, it does not by itself imply authority or charisma; context and additional words (like vezető, vezetés, vagy irányítás) clarify nuances such as leadership role, management, or control.