felkapcsolnád

Felkapcsolnád is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the second person singular conditional present of the verb felkapcsolni, meaning to turn on or switch on a device or system. The base verb kapcsolni means to connect or to switch on, and the prefix fel- indicates turning something on or activating it. The form felkapcsolnád is built from the prefix fel-, the stem kapcsol-, and the conditional suffix -nád, signaling a hypothetical or contingent action by the subject te (you).

Usage and function

Felkapcsolnád is used in conditional clauses, hypothetical statements, or polite questions about someone’s potential action. It often appears in sentences asking what someone would do under certain circumstances, or in reported speech describing a hypothetical choice. For example: Felkapcsolnád a lámpát? meaning “Would you switch on the lamp?” or Ha lenne rá lehetőséged, felkapcsolnád a villanyt? meaning “If you had the opportunity, would you turn on the lights?”

Pronunciation and spelling

The word is pronounced with the typical Hungarian stress on the root syllable, and it is spelled with the prefix fel-, the stem kapcsol-, and the suffix a-nád. The prefix and suffix attach to form a single word without space.

Relation to other forms

Felkapcsolnád is one member of the broader conjugation of felkapcsolni. Other person/tense forms include felkapcsolnám (I would turn on), felkapcsolnád (you would turn on, informal singular), felkapcsolnánk (we would turn on), and so on, following standard Hungarian mood and person endings.

Summary

Felkapcsolnád is a standard, formally correct Hungarian conditional form used to express hypothetical turning-on actions by the second person singular, typical in questions, conditional clauses, or reported speech.

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