ábrázolsz

The Hungarian verb "ábrázolsz" is the second-person singular present indefinite form of the verb "ábrázol." This verb generally translates to "you depict," "you portray," or "you represent" in English. It is used when speaking directly to one person about their action of creating a representation of something.

The root verb, "ábrázol," encompasses a broad range of meanings related to visual or conceptual representation. This can include drawing, painting, sculpting, or even describing something in a way that creates a mental image. Therefore, "ábrázolsz" signifies the act of a single individual engaging in such representational activities.

For example, if someone is drawing a landscape, you might say to them, "Te gyönyörűen ábrázolsz." (You depict beautifully.) If a writer is describing a character, and you are commenting on their writing, you could remark, "A karaktert érdekesen ábrázolsz." (You portray the character interestingly.) The verb is used in everyday conversation and in more formal contexts when discussing artistic or descriptive endeavors. Its grammatical form indicates a direct address to a singular "you" and a present-tense action that is not specifically tied to a particular time or object, but rather a general ability or ongoing action.