levágod

Levágod is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, present indefinite, active form of the verb levág. The verb levág itself means to cut off, to sever, to lop, or to slaughter. Therefore, levágod translates to "you cut off," "you sever," "you lop," or "you slaughter" depending on the context. It implies a direct action performed by the subject on an object. This verb can be used in various literal and figurative senses. For instance, one might use levágod to describe cutting a piece of paper, severing a rope, or even the act of a butcher slaughtering an animal. Figuratively, it could be used to express ending something abruptly or making a decisive cut. The conjugation indicates that the action is being done by "you" (singular, informal) in the present tense and is not a continuous or ongoing action but rather a single, completed action within the present moment. It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian conversation.