Viselsz

Viselsz is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb visel, meaning to wear or to carry. It is used to describe what you are wearing or what you tend to wear. The form indicates the subject is you, in the act of wearing a garment or accessory.

Pronunciation is roughly . The verb is common in everyday speech and appears in questions, statements, and descriptions about clothing, footwear, or other items worn on the body. When specifying what is worn, viselsz is typically followed by a direct object in the accusative, such as a noun referring to clothing or accessories. Examples include: "Ma piros inget viselsz" (You are wearing a red shirt today) and "Mit viselsz?" (What are you wearing/wearing today?). The word order in Hungarian allows flexibility, so variations like "Piros inget viselsz ma?" are also natural.

Grammatical context: viselsz forms one part of the present tense paradigm for visel. The verb is transitive and commonly paired with items of clothing, as well as accessories or other things worn. The imperative form for tú is viselj, as in "Viselj kényelmes cipőt" (Wear comfortable shoes). The past tense second person singular is viseltél, meaning you wore.

In usage, viselsz is primarily a descriptive and everyday term, suitable for conversations about outfits, fashion, or weather-related choices. It is not typically used in formal or specialized contexts beyond standard clothing description.