töltsd

Töltsd is the second-person singular informal imperative form of the Hungarian verb tölteni, meaning to fill, to pour, or to load. As an imperative, it is used to give a direct instruction to one person and functions as the beginning of a command when combined with an object or particle.

In everyday usage, tölteni covers several senses, which translates to different English verbs depending on context. Common phrases include töltse ki, töltse meg, and the standalone form töltse, but in the plain imperative you often see examples such as töltsd meg a poharat (fill the glass) or töltsd ki az űrlapot (fill out the form). The meaning shifts with particles and prefixes: ki- can emphasize completing a task or filling something to capacity, while meg- generally expresses fullness or completion. The negative imperative is ne töltsd (don’t fill).

Grammatically, töltsd is the informal, singular imperative. It is typically used inside sentences that specify the object of the action. Hungarian allows attaching particles or pronouns to imperatives to form phrases like töltsd ki ezt az űrlapot (fill out this form) or töltsd meg ezt a poharat (fill this glass). Outside of these contexts, töltsd by itself does not name a person, organization, or entity; it remains a verb form used within a sentence to issue a command.

See also: tölteni, kitölteni, töltés, töltő.