kitartasz

Kitartasz is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you persevere” or “you endure.” It is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb kitartani, which means to persevere, endure, or hold out. The prefix ki- added to tartani conveys outward action or completion, with tart- as the root and -ani the infinitive ending. The suffix -sz marks the second-person singular in the present tense, yielding te kitartasz.

This form is used in informal address to describe someone’s ongoing perseverance or to encourage them. For example, the sentence Kitartasz a nehéz időkben translates to “You persevere in difficult times.” A fuller construction might be: Ha kitartasz, el fogod érni a célodat (“If you persevere, you will reach your goal”).

Conjugation in the present tense for the verb kitartani typically appears as: én kitartok, te kitartasz, ő kitart, mi kitartunk, ti kitartotok, ők kitartanak.

Related nouns and adjectives include kitartás, meaning perseverance, and kitartó, meaning a persistent or persevering person. Kitartasz is thus a common, neutral form used to describe or exhort ongoing determination in everyday Hungarian.