konvertálsz

Konvertálsz is the second person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb konvertálni, meaning to convert or transform from one form to another. It is used when the subject is te, the informal you. The base form is konvertálni; present-tense forms include konvertálok (I convert), konvertálsz (you convert), konvertál (he/she converts).

Common uses of konvertálni appear in technical, financial, and everyday contexts where data, formats, currencies, or measurements are changed. For example, in computing one might say, “PDF-fájlt Word-dokumentummá konvertálsz,” meaning you convert a PDF file to a Word document. In finance or science, it can refer to converting currencies or units. In religious or ideological contexts, the noun konvertálás (conversion) is more typical, while konvertálni can still be encountered but is less common.

Etymology and language notes: konvertálni is a loanword in Hungarian, originating from Latin convertere and entering via European languages such as French or English. The related nouns include konvertálás (the act of converting) and konvertált (converted). The term is widely understood in modern Hungarian, especially in technical and professional usage; in more formal or traditional contexts, synonyms like átváltoztatni or átváltani may be preferred depending on the sense.

See also: konvertálás, konverzió, átváltás, átváltoztatás.