alátámasztod

The Hungarian word "alátámasztod" is the second-person singular, present tense, affirmative form of the verb "alátámasztani". This verb translates to "to support", "to prop up", "to substantiate", or "to back up" in English. When used, it indicates that "you" (singular) are performing the action of providing support or evidence for something.

The meaning of "alátámasztod" depends heavily on the context. In a physical sense, it could mean you are literally propping something up, such as a leaning wall or a piece of furniture. For example, "Te alátámasztod a falat" would mean "You are supporting the wall."

More commonly, "alátámasztod" is used in abstract contexts, referring to the act of providing evidence, arguments, or justification. If someone makes a claim, and you respond with supporting facts or reasons, you are effectively saying "alátámasztod az állításodat" – "you are backing up your claim." This can also apply to ideas, theories, or statements. The word implies reinforcing something that might otherwise be unstable or unproven.