Öntesz

Öntesz is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb önteni, which means to pour. The form is used when addressing someone directly in the present, for example: Te öntesz vizet a pohárba.

As a present tense form of a regular -ni verb, önteni follows the standard conjugation pattern for this class. In full present tense forms, you would typically see: én öntök, te öntesz, ő önt, mi öntünk, ti öntetek, ők öntenek. The form öntesz specifically marks that the subject is the second person singular.

Usage notes include the fact that the direct object commonly appears in the accusative case, as with vizet in the example above. The word is primarily used to describe the act of pouring liquids, whether in cooking, serving, or other contexts where liquid is being transferred from one container to another.

Related words and concepts include the noun öntés (pouring, pouring action), the past tense form öntött (I poured, you poured, etc.), and other conjugated forms of önteni used across different persons and tenses. Öntesz itself does not function as a noun; it is strictly a verb form used in indicative statements about present action.