visszajössz

visszajössz is a Hungarian phrase that translates literally as "you come back". It is composed of the stem vissza, meaning "back" or "again", and the verb jön, meaning "to come", conjugated in the second person singular, affirmative future or imperative form, with the subjunctive suffix . The phrase is used in everyday Hungarian speech to ask or command someone to return to a particular place, to resume a former state, or to come back to a conversation.

In informal contexts, visszajössz can be used tightly related to emotional situations, such as when someone who has left a relationship or a community is invited back. For example, a parent may ask a child, "visszajössz a házba?" meaning "Do you come back to the house?" It also appears in literary and media settings where a narrative emphasizes the idea of a return or undoing of a prior action.

Grammatically, visszajössz follows Hungarian verb formation rules where the infinitive root is altered by an ending to indicate person and tense. The word is fairly transparent in its component parts and is therefore easy for second‑language learners to recognize. While not used as a standalone word in many dictionaries, it is widely understood in spoken Hungarian. The usage exemplifies Hungarian's agglutinative nature, blending root morphemes with grammatical affixes to convey nuanced meaning.