megmutasd

Megmutasd is a Hungarian verb form used as an informal second-person singular imperative meaning “show me” or “show it.” It is derived from the verb mutat (to show) with the prefix meg- and the imperative suffix -d. The phrase is commonly used in everyday speech to request demonstration, clarification, or display of something.

Morphology and usage notes: Megmutasd is formed by combining the prefix meg- with mutat and the second-person singular imperative suffix -d. While mutasd meg is another common way to express the same idea in Hungarian, megmutasd has become a widely understood, fused variant in colloquial language. The construction typically takes a direct object or clause following it, for example, Megmutasd a könyvet, or Megmutasd, hol van az út. In more formal registers, different imperative forms would be used (for example, Mutasd meg in formal or neutral contexts).

Semantics and contexts: The phrase can refer to a physical demonstration, such as showing a object or a procedure, or to revealing information, such as proving a point or displaying data. In written or media contexts, megmutasd may appear as a command or request in dialogue, scripts, or instructional content. It can also function as a label or prompt in user interfaces and tutorials that guide a user to reveal or present information.

See also: mutat (to show), megmutatás (demonstration). The expression illustrates the broader Hungarian imperative system and the productive use of the prefix meg- to form perfective or completed-action nuances.