frissíts

Frissíts is a Hungarian verb form meaning “update” or “refresh” and is commonly used as an imperative. Specifically, frissít is the verb stem, and frissíts is the second-person singular imperative form used to give a direct command, as in a user interface or instruction.

In everyday language and technical contexts, frissít and its related forms cover making something current again, updating information, or renewing a state. In computing and digital interfaces, the imperative form Frissíts frequently appears on buttons or prompts that ask the user to reload content, fetch the latest data, or refresh a page.

Etymology and related forms: frissít derives from the adjective friss, meaning fresh, with a verbal suffix that yields the meaning “to refresh” or “to update.” The noun frissítés denotes the act or result of refreshing or updating. Related forms include frissít (present tense, he/she/it refreshes), frissített (updated), and frissítő (refreshing, revitalizing), as well as the noun frissítés for the process itself.

Usage notes: Frissíts is most common in informal or UI contexts. Formal or indirect speech may employ other forms, such as frissíteni fog (will refresh) in future tense, or frissítse (polite imperative) in formal address. The noun frissítés is widely used in software release notes, documentation, and user guidance.

See also: frissítés, frissítési, update, refresh in computing.