kapsz

Kapsz is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second person singular present indicative form of kapni, which means to receive or obtain. It expresses that you receive something, typically in the present or a near-future sense, since Hungarian often uses the present tense to refer to upcoming actions.

Grammatically, kapsz arises from the verb stem kap- with the present-tense suffix -sz for the second person singular. The infinitive is kapni, and other forms include kaptál (you received) for the past tense and nem kapsz (you do not receive) for negation.

Usage and examples: kapsz is used to describe what a person is receiving. Examples include: “Kapsz egy levelet.” (You receive a letter.) “Holnap kapsz egy csomagot.” (Tomorrow you will receive a package.) The tense can convey near-future meaning in everyday speech.

Negation and related forms: to negate a statement with kapsz, use nem kapsz, as in “Nem kapsz semmit.” For past actions, Hungarian uses kaptál or kaptál-e? depending on the question form. The related verb is kapni, the base form, from which kapsz is derived.

See also: kapni, kap (to receive; related verb forms).