fújsz

Fújsz is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb fújni, which means to blow or to puff air. The infinitive fújni belongs to the common class of -j verbs, and the present-tense stem is fúj-. Other persons use forms built on the same stem, including fújok (I blow) and fúj (he/she/it blows).

In normal usage, fújsz denotes blowing with the mouth, such as blowing on hot food or inflating light objects. It can also appear in idiomatic or literal phrases, for example fújsz levegőt? meaning “Are you blowing air?” and in compounds like elfújni a gyertyát meaning “to blow out a candle.”

Notes on form and usage: fújsz, like other second-person singular forms in Hungarian, is used when addressing one person informally. The verb fújni is common in everyday speech and appears in a range of contexts, from describing simple physical actions to describing wind-related phenomena (as in fúj a szél, “the wind is blowing”). The spelling uses ékezetes ü (ú) and the sz digraph, which reflects standard Hungarian orthography.

Etymology and classification: fújni belongs to core Hungarian vocabulary and shares its roots with other Latin-script Uralic languages in the sense of “to blow.” It is a regularly conjugated verb in contemporary Hungarian and is taught as part of basic grammar and everyday communication.