kapcsold

Kapcsold is the second-person singular imperative form of the Hungarian verb kapcsolni, which broadly means to connect or to switch on. In everyday usage, kapcsold is a direct instruction to activate a device or establish a connection, and it is commonly found in spoken language, manuals, and user interfaces. It is typically paired with a following element that clarifies the target or the action, such as be (to turn on) or ki (to turn off). Examples include Kapcsold be a lámpát (Turn on the lamp) and Kapcsold ki a készüléket (Turn off the device).

In formal or polite contexts, the corresponding formal imperative is kapas, and speakers would instead use forms like Kapcsolja be a készüléket. The plain imperative Kapcsold is most often encountered in informal conversation, consumer electronics labeling, and quick commands on devices or remote controls. Because it is an imperative fragment, it usually appears with a specified object or context to complete the instruction.

Linguistically, kapcsold demonstrates Hungarian verb conjugation for the informal second person singular, derived from the root kapcsol- with the imperative suffix. The phrase is part of a broader set of imperative forms used to direct actions, particularly in technical or instructional material. There are no widely recognized entities, brands, or works specifically named "kapcsold" in major reference sources; it is primarily a grammatical form rather than a proper noun.