tartsd
Tartsd is a Hungarian verb form used as the second-person singular imperative of tartani, meaning to hold or to keep. It functions as a direct command or request, roughly translating to “hold it” or “keep it” in English, and is commonly used when addressing someone in informal speech.
In Hungarian, imperative forms are created by modifying the verb stem. Tartsd combines the stem tart- with
Usage examples illustrate its typical functions: "Tartsd ezt közel magadhoz" means “Keep this close to you,”
Etymology and grammar: tartsd derives from tartani (to hold/keep) and represents a common, productive form in
See also: tartani, Hungarian imperative mood, Hungarian grammar.