Bírálja

Bírálja is a form of the Hungarian verb bírálni, which means to judge, evaluate, review, or assess. It is used to describe the act of forming a judgment about something, often in formal or evaluative contexts such as examining applications, judging competition entries, assessing arguments, or evaluating work samples. In sentences it appears as the third-person singular present tense, indicating that a subject is performing the judging action.

The infinitive of the verb is bírálni. Related forms include bírálja and bírálják in the present tense for singular and plural subjects, respectively; past tense forms such as bírálta (he/she/it judged); and other tenses built from the same root. Nouns derived from the same root include bírálat (the act or result of judging, the evaluation) and bírálás (the process of reviewing). A related agent noun is bíráló, meaning a reviewer or examiner.

Bírálja is commonly used in educational, competitive, and administrative settings, where authorities evaluate submissions, performances, or arguments. Examples: "A zsűri bírálja a pályázatokat" (The jury judges the applications) and "A tanszék bírálja a dolgozatokat" (The department evaluates the theses). The term is part of a broader family of words tied to judgment and assessment, including phrases that describe the outcome of the evaluation or the person performing the review.