egészítsd

Egészítsd is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the second-person singular imperative of the verb egészíteni, meaning to complete, to fill out, or to supplement. As an instruction, it is used to tell someone to make something whole or add missing parts.

Etymology and usage: The root egész- means “whole” or “complete,” and the suffix -íteni forms the verb “to make whole.” The imperative form -d attaches to the stem for the second-person singular, yielding egészítsd. It is commonly used in educational and instructional contexts, such as worksheets, exercises, and forms, where the reader is asked to supply missing information or finish a sentence or table. Related forms include egészítsen (polite form) and egészítsenek (plural polite), as well as other imperatives like egészítsük (let us complete).

Typical contexts: You will encounter egészítsd in phrases such as “Egészítsd ki a mondatot” (Complete the sentence), “Egészítsd ki a táblázatot a hiányzó adatokkal” (Complete the table with the missing data), or “Egészítsd ki a szöveget egy példával.” It emphasizes adding information to achieve completeness rather than correcting errors.

Example contrasts: While egészítsd ki focuses on completing with missing parts, related verbs like kiegészítik or kiegészítések are used for adding supplementary material or accessories, sometimes with nuance of augmentation rather than finishing a partial task.

See also: egészíteni; kiegészít; kitölteni.