felajánolsz

Felajánolsz is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb felajánl, meaning to offer or to propose. The form expresses that the subject (you) is making an offering or proposal directed at someone else. The prefix fel- combined with the root ajánl forms a separable-prefix verb, and the present-tense ending marks the subject.

Etymology and form: Felajánl derives from the combination of fel- (a directional or perfective prefix) and ajánl (to offer). In standard present tense conjugation, the second-person singular is typically felajánlasz, formed from the stem felajánl- plus the personal ending -sz. The spelling felajánolsz is heard in casual speech and may appear in some sources, but felajánlasz is generally treated as the normative form in written Hungarian. Both forms convey the same meaning, with minor stylistic or dialectal variation.

Usage: The verb is transitive and commonly used when referring to offering something to another person, such as assistance, services, or proposals. It can appear in contexts ranging from giving help to presenting a suggestion or option. The noun form felajánlás (an offer or proposal) is frequently used to discuss the act or result of offering.

Related forms: Infinitive felajánlani, past tenses such as felajánlott, and noun felajánlás. The verb can appear with various objects to specify what is being offered or proposed and may be used in polite or formal discourse as well as in everyday speech.