Elismertek

Elismertek is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb elismerni, meaning to acknowledge or recognize. It appears in Hungarian conjugation as a finite form and is used to indicate that a subject performs the action of acknowledging or recognizing something. The precise person, number, and tense associated with elismertek depend on the sentence structure, since Hungarian verbs are inflected for those categories through suffixes.

In standard modern Hungarian, the corresponding present tense forms of elismerni include: elismerem, elismered, elismeri, elismerjük, elismeritek, elismerik. Among these, elismeritek is the ordinary second-person plural form. The spelling elismertek is sometimes found in older texts, in dialectal speech, or as a misspelling.

Usage: Elismertek, when recognized as a form, communicates that a group of people acknowledges something, but speakers generally rely on the standard elismeritek in written and formal contexts. The concept is closely tied to elismerés (recognition, acknowledgment) and to phrases such as “elismerni a tényeket” (to acknowledge the facts) and “elismerésre jut” (to come to acknowledge).

See also: elismerés, elismerni, magyar igeragozás.