Demonstrálása

Demonstrálása is a Hungarian noun formed from the verb demonstrál (to demonstrate). It denotes the act of demonstrating, showing, or proving something—the process of providing a demonstration or presenting an example. In ordinary use, demonstrálása can refer to giving a demonstration of how something works or outlining the steps of a procedure. In more formal or mathematical contexts, it can describe the act of demonstrating a proposition or principle, though Hungarian often uses bizonyítás for a formal proof and demonstráció for a direct demonstration or display.

Etymology and nuance: Demonstrál is a loanword in Hungarian, deriving from Latin demonstrare, with subsequent influence from other European languages. The noun-forming suffix -ása turns the verb into a noun that names the act of demonstrating.

Usage across domains:

- Education and training: demonstrálása of a technique or experiment, showing role-model steps to learners.

- Science and mathematics: demonstration of a concept or a proposition; the term is sometimes used interchangeably with demonstration in a broader sense, but a formal proof is typically labeled bizonyítás.

- Public and social contexts: demonstráció is the standard term for a public protest or rally; demonstrálása would more typically refer to the act of demonstrating in such a setting, though this usage is less common.

See also: demonstráció, bizonyítás, bizonyítási folyamat, demonstrálás.