tanácsolj

tanácsolj is a Hungarian verb in the imperative form, meaning "advise" or "counsel." It belongs to the -ol verb conjugation class and is derived from the noun "tanács," which translates to "advice" or "counsel." The verb form "tanácsolj" specifically addresses the second person singular, making it equivalent to "you advise" or "give advice" in English.

The word follows regular Hungarian conjugation patterns. In other tenses, it becomes "tanácsolok" (I advise), "tanácsolsz" (you advise), "tanácsol" (he/she advises), and so on. The reflexive form "tanácsolódik" means "to advise each other."

In Hungarian culture, offering advice ("tanácsot adni" or "tanácsolni") is considered an important social interaction, though the imperative form "tanácsolj" is typically used between people with established relationships or when addressing someone in a position to receive guidance. The word carries a connotation of wisdom and experience, as advice is generally expected to come from someone knowledgeable about the subject matter.