vázolod

Vázolod is the second-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb vázol, which means to outline or to sketch. It is used when addressing someone directly and can be understood as “you outline” or “you sketch,” often with an object such as a plan, argument, or description.

Grammatically, vázol is a transitive verb. The form vázolod typically appears when an object is implied or explicitly present, for example in sentences like “Vázolod a tervet?” (Do you outline the plan?) or “Meg kell vázolnod a főbb pontokat.” The bare stem vázol appears in dictionaries, while vázolod is the conjugated form customized for the second person.

Etymology and related terms: vázol derives from the noun váz, meaning outline or frame, with a general verb-forming suffix. Related terms include vázlat (sketch, outline), felvázol (to outline in detail, to sketch out), and felvázolás (outline, sketching out). The vocabulary centers on the concept of presenting a concise, structured summary rather than a full exposition.

Usage context: vázolod is common in instructional, academic, and professional contexts where one is asked to summarize or structure information briefly. In many cases, the related verb felvázol is used to emphasize a more thorough or explicit outlining. Examples in everyday language include requests to outline a proposal, a plan, or the key points of an argument.

See also: vázlat, felvázol, felvázolás.