tervezze

Tervezze is a Hungarian verb form used as the formal imperative of the verb tervezni, meaning to plan or to design. It functions as a polite instruction or request addressed to a single person or to someone in a formal context. The form signals respect and is common in administrative, business, and official communication.

In use, tervezze appears in sentences where the speaker asks the addressee to undertake planning or design tasks. For example, Kérem, tervezze meg a projekt ütemtervét (Please design the project schedule). Another common construction is tervezze át a koncepciót (Please revise the concept). The form is typically combined with polite cues such as Kérem or Ön when appropriate, reinforcing its courteous register. It is not used in informal speech, where informal imperative forms such as tervezd vagy tervezz would be more natural.

Origins and morphology: tervezze derives from tervezni (to plan/design). The suffix and inflection align with Hungarian patterns for making polite imperatives, distinguishing formal address from informal commands. The word is most often encountered in written or formal spoken Hungarian rather than everyday casual conversation.

See also: tervezés (planning or design activity), tervező (designer or planner), Hungarian verb conjugation and mood. Notes on usage emphasize appropriate formality in professional or official contexts.