bízol

Bízol is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb bízni, meaning to trust or to have confidence in someone or something. As a present-tense form used with informal address, it translates to “you trust” in English and serves to express belief, reliance, or faith in a person, idea, plan, or outcome.

In Hungarian, bízni is conjugated across the present tense as: én bízom, te bízol, ő bízik, mi bízunk, ti bíztok, ők bíznak. The pronunciation of bízol is typically [ˈbiːzol], with the stress on the first syllable. The word is commonly followed by phrases such as benne (in him/her/it), abban (in that), or consistent with the object of trust. Examples include: Te bízol benne. (You trust him/her/it.) Nem bízol a döntésben? (Don’t you trust the decision?)

Usage notes: bízol is used in informal speech directed at one person. In formal contexts, the corresponding form is bízik, used with Ön or Önök (for example, Ön bízik bennem?). The verb expresses trust, confidence, or reliance and can be combined with subordinate clauses or other phrases to specify what is trusted and why. Related verbs include megbízni (to entrust) and bízik, bízik benne (he/she/one trusts). The noun form for the concept is bizalom, meaning trust or confidence.