tárolsz

The Hungarian word "tárolsz" is the second-person singular, present indefinite, indicative form of the verb "tárolni." This verb translates to "to store," "to keep," or "to hold" in English. Therefore, "tárolsz" specifically means "you store," "you keep," or "you hold."

In practical usage, "tárolsz" would be employed when speaking directly to a single person about their action of storing or keeping something. For example, if someone is asking a friend if they are keeping a particular item, they might say, "Ezt a könyvet tárolsz?" which translates to "Are you keeping this book?" or "Do you store this book?". The verb "tárolni" can be used in various contexts, including physical storage of objects, the retention of data, or even the metaphorical holding of memories or emotions. The specific meaning of "tárolsz" is thus dependent on the surrounding sentence and the broader context of the conversation.