állnál

állnál is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular conditional mood (jelen idejű feltételes mód) of the verb állni, meaning “to stand.” The form expresses a hypothetical or conditional action and is used in clauses introduced by if, or in polite or tentative statements. The base stem is áll-, and the 2nd person singular conditional ending is -nál, producing állnál. It belongs to a full conditional paradigm: állnék (I would stand), állnál (you would stand), állna (he/she would stand), állnánk, állnátok, állnának.

Morphology and usage: The present conditional marks hypothetical situations or polite offers. In sentences with conditional clauses, állnál may appear in the main or the subordinate clause depending on emphasis. Example: “Ha itt állnál, látnád a kilátást.” (‘If you stood here, you would see the view.’) With separable prefixes, forms such as felállnál (“would you stand up?”) show how prefixes attach to the verb stem in the conditional.

Notes: The pronunciation centers on the long a vowel, and the spelling reflects the base stem áll- with the single word form állnál, written with double l and the acute on the a. In everyday language, other forms from the same paradigm are used for different persons and tenses.

Related terms: állni (to stand), felállni (to stand up), and the full conditional paradigm including állnék, állnál, állna, állnánk, állnátok, állnának.