Dedukálja

Dedukálja is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he/she/it deduces” and is the third-person singular present tense of the verb dedukálni (to deduce). The verb denotes deriving a conclusion from given premises or facts through logical reasoning. In usage, dedukálni is used in both formal and informal contexts to describe inferring something that is not explicitly stated.

Etymology and form: Dedukálni is a loanword of Latin origin, through European languages such as French or directly from deducere, that entered Hungarian to describe logical inference. The base dedukál- accepts standard Hungarian conjugation, producing forms such as dedukálja (he/she deduces), dedukálunk (we deduce), and dedukálják (they deduce).

Usage and context: In science, philosophy, law, and everyday reasoning, dedukálja signals drawing a conclusion from established facts or premises. It is often contrasted with inductive reasoning (induktív érvelés) and with descriptive or exploratory inference. In Hungarian, speakers may also express the idea with phrases like levonni a következtetést (to draw a conclusion) or közvetlen következtetést von le.

See also: deduktív érvelés, dedukció, deduktív. These terms relate to the broader concept of deduction in logic and reasoning, and are commonly used in academic writing as well as in everyday language.

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