mutass

Mutass is the imperative form of the Hungarian verb mutat, meaning to show, display, or indicate. It is used to command someone to reveal or present something. The form Mutass corresponds to the informal second-person singular; formal address uses Mutasson, while plural forms include Mutassatok (informal) and Mutassanak (formal).

In usage, Mutass is typically followed by a direct object or complemented by particles that specify what should be shown. Common phrases include mutat példát (show an example), mutat rá (point out or draw attention to), and mutat utat (show the way). The tone conveyed by Mutass can range from neutral to urgent depending on context and intonation, and it appears widely in everyday speech, education, media prompts, and demonstrations.

Examples:

- Mutass nekem egy példát. (Show me an example.)

- Mutasson nekem egy bizonyítékot. (Please show me a piece of evidence.)

- Mutassatok nekem a terv részleteit. (Show us the details of the plan.)

Related forms and derivatives include bemutat (to present or introduce), bemutató (presentation or show), mutató (a pointer or index), and mutatvány (a stunt or trick). The root mutat is central to several Hungarian expressions that describe displaying, revealing, or indicating information.

Mutass as a word thus functions as a practical command across formal and informal contexts, embedded in a broader family of terms related to showing and presenting.