kiváltasz

The Hungarian word "kiváltasz" is the second-person singular present indefinite conjugation of the verb "kiváltani." This verb translates to "to redeem," "to buy out," "to trigger," "to cause," or "to bring about" in English, depending on the context.

As a verb, "kiváltani" describes the action of taking something out of a state of being held, indebted, or inactive, and bringing it into a new condition. For example, one might "kiváltani" a pawned item by paying off the debt, thereby redeeming it. In a different sense, "kiváltani" can mean to cause or trigger an event or a reaction. For instance, a particular action might "kiváltasz" a response from someone.

Therefore, "kiváltasz" specifically refers to the act of redeeming, buying out, triggering, or causing something in the present tense, directed at "you" (singular, informal). The precise meaning is entirely dependent on the surrounding sentence and the specific situation being described. Understanding the broader verb "kiváltani" is crucial to interpreting the specific form "kiváltasz."