túlélsz

Túlélsz is a Hungarian verb form meaning "you survive." It is the second person singular present indicative of the verb túlélni, which means to survive or to outlive. The form is used in everyday speech and writing as part of the standard Hungarian conjugation of verbs in -élni.

The root verb túlélni is built from the prefix túl- meaning "over" or "beyond" and the verb él meaning "to live." The combination conveys the sense of living beyond danger or difficulty, i.e., enduring or surviving a situation.

In terms of grammar, túlélsz follows the regular pattern for second person singular present tense: the stem is túlél-, and the suffix -sz marks the second person singular. The word can appear in questions, statements, or emotionally neutral descriptions, depending on context and intonation.

Usage wise, túlélsz is used both for literal survival—surviving physical danger or harsh conditions—and for figurative endurance through adversity. It can pair with various objects or events, as in statements like "Túlélsz ezt a próbát." or "Ha kitartasz, túléled ezt a nehéz időszakot."

Related forms include túlélni (to survive) and the noun túlélés (survival). These terms describe the broader concept of enduring difficult circumstances, whether in a physical, emotional, or situational sense.