tulajdonolsz

Tulajdonolsz is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb tulajdonol, meaning to own or possess. The verb derives from the noun tulajdon (property, ownership) and is used to state that the subject (you) has ownership of something. As a transitive verb, tulajdonol requires a direct object, typically in the accusative, to denote what is owned.

In Hungarian grammar, the present tense forms of tulajdonol are: én tulajdonolok, te tulajdonolsz, ő tulajdonol, mi tulajdonolunk, ti tulajdonoltok, ők tulajdonolnak. The form tulajdonolsz thus marks the second person singular. The construction can be used in both everyday and formal language, though possession is often expressed more idiomatically with van or possessive constructions (p. e., neked van egy autód; ez a ház a tiéd).

Usage notes and nuance: tulajdonolsz emphasizes the act or state of owning something and is a literal statement about property rights. In routine speech, speakers frequently prefer phrases like “van valamid” (you have something) or “a tiéd” (yours) rather than the explicit verb tulajdonolsz, especially for ordinary possession. The verb can appear in legal or formal contexts when a precise assertion of ownership is required.

Related terms include tulajdonos (owner), tulajdonlás (ownership or the act of owning), and bútoron/használat as context-specific variants. The concept of ownership in Hungarian also intersects with phrases describing title, rights, and possession under property law.