útmutatja

útmutatja is a Hungarian verb form meaning “shows the way” or “guides.” It is the third-person singular present tense of the verb útmutatni, which means to guide or instruct. The form can be used in both literal contexts (directing someone along a path) and figurative contexts (explaining how to perform a task or navigating a process).

Etymology and related forms: The verb útmutatni is built from útmutat- (to show the way) and is closely related to the noun útmutató, which means a guide or instruction manual. The phrase útmutatja commonly appears in sentences describing someone who directs or instructs others, for example, showing the route or explaining how to proceed.

Usage: In Hungarian, útmutatja describes a third-person singular subject performing the act of guiding or instructing. It can appear with literal objects (as in showing the way to a location) or with abstract objects (as in guiding someone through a procedure). Example: Ő útmutatja az utat. — He shows the way.

Grammar notes: útmutatja is a finite verb form used with a subject in the third person singular. Like other Hungarian verbs, its form changes with person and tense, while the stem útmutat- conveys the core meaning of guiding or directing.

See also: útmutató (guide/book/manual), út (road, way), mutat (to show).