valósítsd

The Hungarian verb "valósítsd" is the imperative singular form of the verb "valósít". "Valósít" translates to "to realize," "to implement," "to fulfill," or "to actualize" in English. Therefore, "valósítsd" is a direct command or instruction to a single person to make something real, bring something into existence, or carry out a plan or idea.

The verb "valósít" is derived from the noun "valóság," meaning "reality." The suffix "-ít" often indicates a causative or factitive function, suggesting that the action causes something to become real. In practical usage, "valósítsd" can be used in various contexts, from encouraging someone to achieve their dreams (e.g., "Valósítsd meg az álmaid!" - Realize your dreams!) to instructing them to implement a specific task or project (e.g., "Valósítsd meg a tervet." - Implement the plan.). It implies taking abstract concepts or desires and transforming them into tangible outcomes. The form "valósítsd" specifically addresses one individual, making it a personal and direct imperative.

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