hajtod

Hajtod is a regular inflected form of the Hungarian verb hajt, used as the second-person singular present tense. In ordinary usage, hajtod represents a finite verb form meaning that the listener is performing the action described by hajt, such as driving, propelling, or urging, depending on the context of the sentence. It is not a separate lexical item but a conjugated form that fits into a clause with a subject understood as "you."

Etymology and grammar: The form is produced by combining the verb stem hajt with the standard present-tense suffixes used for second-person singular subjects in Hungarian. Like other present-tense forms, hajtod can occur with direct objects, adverbial modifiers, or other complementing elements to complete the meaning of the verb in a sentence.

Usage and context: Hajtod is common in everyday Hungarian when addressing someone directly. It appears in statements, questions, and subordinate clauses where the subject is the listener, and it can refer to literal driving or to more metaphorical senses of moving something forward or urging progress, depending on context.

Related terms: The base verb hajt; broader Hungarian verb conjugation patterns; subject-verb agreement in Hungarian.

Notes: As with many verbal forms in Hungarian, the exact meaning of hajtod is determined by the surrounding words and context, since Hungarian frequently relies on suffixation to encode person and tense rather than separate pronouns alone. See also Hungarian language, Hungarian conjugation.