letöltesz

Letöltesz is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you download.” It is the second-person singular present tense of the verb letölteni, which denotes the act of downloading data from an online source to one’s device. The prefix le- in letölteni contributes a sense of direction or result, and in computing contexts the verb takes on the meaning of transferring data downward from a remote source to the local machine.

In usage, letöltesz appears in informal speech and writing when addressing one listener. It is common in sentences involving a direct object such as a file or program, for example: Letöltesz egy fájlt? This form is widely encountered in everyday IT-related dialogue, tutorials, and instructions.

Related forms include the infinitive letölteni; the first-person present letöltök (“I download”); the past tense letöltöttem (“I downloaded”) and letöltöttél (“you downloaded”); and the noun letöltés meaning “download.” The imperative forms and other conjugations are used according to standard Hungarian verb morphology.

Etymology: letölteni is formed with the prefix le- attached to tölteni; historically tölteni means “to fill,” but in the computing sense letölteni has acquired the meaning “to download.” The noun letöltés is derived from the same root.

See also: letöltés (download), letöltő (downloader), online and internet contexts, file transfer terminology.