csoportosulsz

csoportosulsz is a Hungarian verb form derived from the noun csoport, meaning "group." It is the second-person singular present tense of the reflexive verb csoportosul, which translates literally as "to group oneself" or "to become part of a group." The verb is used to indicate the action of grouping people, objects, or ideas together. In everyday speech, it often appears in discussions of organizational activities, such as classroom assignments, sports teams, or social events, where participants are being assembled or allocated into teams.

The morphological construction combines csoport with the suffix –ol, which is a common verb-forming element in Hungarian, and the reflexive pronoun –ul. The reflexive nature of the verb emphasizes that the grouping is undertaken by the subject toward themselves or for their benefit, rather than by an external agent. This is similar to how Hungarian forms verbs like dolgozol ("you work") versus dolgozik ("it works").

csoportosul is frequently used in contexts requiring explicit grouping action: for instance, a teacher might say, "Már korán elkezdnek a csoportosulsz," meaning "The groupings will start early." It is less common in literary or written Hungarian, which tends to use more formal terminology, but remains prevalent in colloquial and instructional language. The term exemplifies how Hungarian verbs can be formed by adding common suffixes to nouns, creating a highly flexible and descriptive verb system.