megmondod

Megmondod is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the second-person singular present indicative of the verb megmondani, meaning “to tell” or “to reveal.” It is used in everyday speech to indicate that the listener is the one who will or is going to tell something, with the sense often clarified by context or a following object.

Grammatical details and usage patterns: Megmondod requires a direct object or a complement that specifies what is being told. Common constructions include Megmondod az igazat (you tell the truth) or Megmondod neki, mit történt (you tell him what happened). In Hungarian, tense and aspect are largely expressed by context, so megmondod can carry present or near-future nuance depending on the sentence. It is a finite verb form and cannot stand alone as a command like a typical imperative; for commands, other forms such as mondd meg are used.

Cultural and linguistic notes: As a standard verb form, megmondod appears in dialogue, narratives, and instructional language. The exact string “megmondod” may also be encountered as a title or fragment in media, but there are no widely recognized, major works commonly cataloged under this name in major databases. When used as part of a longer phrase or sentence, it typically remains a straightforward indicator of someone being asked or expected to disclose information.

See also: megmondani, Hungarian verb conjugation, Hungarian syntax for transitive verbs.