eltávolítod

Eltávolítod is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, present indefinite indicative form of the verb eltávolítani, which means "to remove" or "to take away." This conjugation specifically indicates that the subject performing the action is "you" (singular, informal).

When someone uses "eltávolítod," they are describing a direct action being performed by a single person they are addressing. For example, in a sentence like "Eltávolítod a port a polcról," the meaning is "You remove the dust from the shelf." The verb's form clearly identifies the actor and the present tense signifies that the action is happening now or is a habitual occurrence.

The verb eltávolítani itself is derived from the prefix "el-" which often denotes removal or completion, and "távolítani," meaning "to make distant" or "to move away." Therefore, "eltávolítod" inherently carries the meaning of making something distant or removing it from its current location or state. This verb is commonly used in everyday conversation and written Hungarian when referring to the act of taking something away, deleting something, or distancing oneself or something from a place or situation.