Bírálják

Bírálják is a Hungarian verb form meaning they judge or they assess. It is the present tense, third-person plural form of the verb bírál, which denotes the act of judging, evaluating, or reviewing. The base sense covers evaluating quality, suitability, or compliance with criteria.

The verb is commonly used in contexts where a group considers or decides on submitted items, such as applications, proposals, works, or performances. For example, a committee bírálja a pályázatokat (evaluates the applications). The act itself is referred to as bírálás (the evaluation or assessment). The related agent form is bíráló (a reviewer or judge).

Morphology and related forms: other present-tense forms include bírálom (I evaluate), bírálod (you evaluate), bírálja (he/she/it evaluates), bíráljuk (we evaluate), and bíráljátok (you all evaluate). The third-person plural form for the present tense is bírálják (they evaluate). The noun forms include bírálás (the evaluation) and bíráló (the evaluator).

Domains and usage: bírálják appears across domains such as academia, culture, public administration, and professional settings, wherever decisions hinge on assessment against criteria. It can describe the process of reviewing grant applications, student theses, competition entries, or policy proposals.

Etymology and nuance: the verb is connected to bíró, the word for judge, and conveys a process-oriented act of judging or assessing rather than a one-time decision. The term emphasizes evaluation against established standards.