jutalmazz

Jutalmazz is the second person singular imperative form of the Hungarian verb jutalmazni, which means "to reward" or "to compensate." It is used to command or encourage someone to give a reward to another person for merit, achievement, or effort.

In use, jutalmazni is a transitive verb and commonly appears in contexts of recognition, incentives, and positive reinforcement. The imperative form jutalmazz is typically employed in informal address to a single person. For plural or formal address, other imperative forms are used, such as jutalmazzatok or jutalmazza, depending on the social context and level of politeness.

Etymology-wise, jutalmazz is derived from the noun jutalom, meaning "reward," with the productive verb-forming suffix -ozni, creating the action of giving a reward. The related noun and verb share the same semantic field of merit and compensation.

Examples:

- Jutalmazz egy tehetséget a kiváló teljesítményért. (Reward a talent for excellent performance.)

- Jutalmazzátok meg a dolgozókat a hónap végi eredményekért. (Reward the employees for the month-end results.)

See also: jutalom (reward), jutalmazás (rewarding), ösztönzés (incentive).