Viszonozod

Viszonozod is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you reciprocate.” It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb viszonozni, which means to reciprocate, to return in kind, or to repay a favor or gesture. The infinitive viszonozni derives from the verb’s root viszon- combined with the usual -ni infinitive ending; viszonozod is formed by adding the personal ending -od for the 2nd person singular.

In usage, viszonozod appears in statements addressing someone directly, indicating that the person is replying in kind to a previous action. For example: “Ha segít, te viszonozod a kedvességet” would translate roughly as “If he helps, you reciprocate the kindness.” Related forms include viszonozom (I reciprocate), viszonozol (you reciprocate), viszonozza (he/she reciprocates), as well as the plural forms viszonozzuk, viszonozzátok, viszonozzák.

Etymology traces viszonozod to viszonozni, which expresses returning an action or favor. The broader root viszon- is associated with reciprocity or exchange, and is connected to phrases and compounds in Hungarian that convey returning or matching an previous gesture.

Viszonozod is typically neutral in tone and is used in everyday speech, literature, or formal writing when describing someone’s act of returning a gesture or favor. It is distinct from related nouns such as viszonzás (reciprocity or return) and from adjectives like viszonozó (reciprocal). In social and ethical discussions, viszonozni and its forms are common ways to denote reciprocity in human interactions.