szervezel

Szervezel is a Hungarian verb form that appears in the present indicative tense and indicates that the subject “you” perform the action of organizing. It is the second person singular form of the infinitive szervezni, meaning to organize.

The verb szervezni is transitive and typically takes a direct object, such as an event, meeting, or project. The present tense conjugation follows standard Hungarian patterns for the first conjugation class, with theme "szervez-": én szervezek, te szervezel, ő szervez, mi szervezünk, ti szerveztek, ők szerveznek. Thus, szervezel is the second person singular form used when addressing one person informally.

Usage and nuance: szervezel is commonly used in everyday speech to describe someone actively arranging or coordinating something. It can imply ongoing action, especially when accompanied by time markers or context that emphasize the present moment (for example, most vagy épp). The verb can be extended with complements such as egy eseményt, egy találkozót, egy rendezvényt, or a project, e.g., “Te szervezel ma egy konferenciát.”

Etymology and related terms: the verb is derived from the noun szervezet (organization) and the act of organizing, with the common Hungarian suffixing pattern that forms infinitives from the stem szervez-. Related forms include szervezek (I organize), szervezünk (we organize), and szervezés (organization or organizing, as a noun).

See also: szervezni (to organize), szervezet (organization), magyar verb conjugation.