gátolsz

Gátolsz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you obstruct," "you hinder," or "you inhibit" in English. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb gátol. This verb denotes the action of preventing something from happening, progressing, or developing, or of restricting movement or action. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, gátolsz might describe someone physically blocking a path or preventing an object from moving. For example, one might say "Te gátolsz a mozgásomban" which means "You are obstructing my movement." Figuratively, the verb refers to impeding someone's progress in a task, hindering their development, or preventing them from achieving a goal. It can also describe the suppression of emotions or impulses.

The concept of gátolsz implies an active resistance or prevention. It is often used in contexts where a force or individual is deliberately acting to stop or slow down another process or entity. The opposite of gátolsz would be facilitating, enabling, or allowing. The usage of gátolsz can range from minor inconvenconveniences to significant barriers.