érvényesítsen

"érvényesítsen" is the second-person singular imperative form of the Hungarian verb *érvényesít*, which translates to "validate" or "make valid" in English. This form is used to give a direct command or instruction to a single person, instructing them to perform the action of validating something.

The verb *érvényesít* itself is derived from the noun *érvényes*, meaning "valid" or "effective." It is commonly used in legal, administrative, and bureaucratic contexts to denote the process of confirming the legitimacy or enforceability of a document, agreement, or decision. For example, it might refer to the act of signing a contract, registering a legal document, or approving a formal declaration.

In Hungarian, verb conjugations follow a set of grammatical rules, and the imperative mood is used to express commands or requests. The second-person singular imperative form, such as *érvényesítsen*, is typically addressed to one person in a polite or formal context, often with a slight sense of urgency or insistence. It is distinct from the informal second-person singular imperative, which would end in *-j* (e.g., *érvényesíts*), and the third-person singular imperative, which would end in *-jon* (e.g., *érvényesítsen*).

This form is frequently encountered in official correspondence, legal texts, or instructions where clarity and precision are essential. For instance, a document might instruct a recipient to *"érvényesítsen a aláírt szerződést"* ("validate the signed contract"). The use of this verb ensures that the action is carried out in accordance with established rules or procedures.