Demonstrálunk

Demonstrálunk is the 1st person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb demonstrálni, meaning we demonstrate. The basic sense is to show, present, or prove something through a demonstration or practical illustration. It can be used in educational, scientific, or argumentative contexts to indicate that a method, result, or principle is being shown in a concrete way.

Etymology and related forms: demonstrálni comes from the verb demonstrál, itself derived from demonstrare, a root shared with Latin demonstrare and the French démontrer. In Hungarian usage, demonstrálványom has developed a broad sense of presenting or proving something by example, experiment, or demonstration. The noun forms most commonly associated with this idea are demonstráció (a demonstration, especially a public or formal demonstration) and demonstrálás (the act of demonstrating).

Usage and examples: demonstrálunk is a transitive verb that requires a direct object or a clear complement. Typical contexts include science, education, and rhetoric, where a theory or procedure is shown in practice. For example: Mi demonstrálunk egy új módszert a kísérletben. A kutató demonstrálja az eredményeket. In everyday speech, speakers often prefer terms like bemutatunk or megmutatunk for simpler “we show” sense, but demonstrálunk remains correct when emphasizing a structured demonstration.

Nuances: demonstrálás is more formal and precise than everyday expressions of showing, and it should not be confused with demonstráció as a noun meaning a public protest. In political contexts, demonstráló or tüntetés are more common terms, while demonstrálni tends to refer to illustrating or proving something rather than organizing a street march.

See also: demonstráció, demonstrálás, bemutatás, bizonyítás, tüntetés.