elindítod

Elindítod is the present-tense, second-person singular form of the Hungarian verb elindítani, meaning you start, you initiate, or you launch something. It is used to indicate that the subject causes a device, process, program, or other activity to begin.

Etymology and meaning: The verb combines the root indít, meaning to start or set in motion, with the prefix el-, which in Hungarian often conveys a sense of beginning, initiation, or setting something in motion from a stopped state. Together, elindítani denotes causing something to start or commence.

Grammar and usage: Elindítod is a transitive verb that takes a direct object naming what is started. In a typical sentence: Elindítod a számítógépet. (You start the computer / You turn on the computer.) The prefix el- generally remains attached in finite forms, with person suffixes marking the subject, e.g., elindítod, elindítom, elindítja, etc. Like other prefixed verbs, its exact form can vary with tense and mood, but the core meaning remains “to start/launch/initiate.”

Variants and notes: Elindítani can be used figuratively (to initiate a project, process, or procedure) or literally (to start a machine or device). The choice between elindítani and other verbs like kezdeni or megkezdeni depends on nuance; elindítani emphasizes the act of setting something in motion.

Examples: Elindítod a számítógépet. Elindítod a folyamatot. Elindítása a projekt elindításával kapcsolatos feladatokat jelent.