Elhangzik

Elhangzik is a Hungarian verb meaning to be uttered aloud, to be spoken, or to be voiced, and in some contexts to be played or broadcast. It is formed from the root hangzik, meaning to sound or be heard, with the prefix el-, which can indicate emergence or outward appearance. The infinitive is elhangzani. The form elhangzik is used in the present tense for third-person singular, while elhangzott serves as the past tense, and elhangzó can function as a present participle or adjective.

Usage of elhangzik appears in situations where a line, sentence, sound, or piece of music is spoken, announced, or performed aloud. It is common in theatre descriptions, broadcast narration, public speeches, and concert programming. For example: A következő mondat elhangzik a színpadon. (The next sentence is spoken on stage.) A köszönetnyilvánítás elhangzott a beszéd végén. (The thanks were voiced at the end of the speech.) A dal elhangzik a koncert elején. (The song is performed at the start of the concert.)

Morphology and forms: elhangzani is the infinitive; elhangzott is the simple past; elhangzó can be used as a present participle or attributive form. The verb emphasizes the act of voicing or presenting something aloud rather than merely hearing it.

See also: hangzik, kimond, hallatszik. The term is primarily literary and journalistic in usage, describing events, performances, or statements that are brought into audible existence.