Felismeri

Felismeri is a Hungarian verb form meaning "recognizes" or "acknowledges." It is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb felismerni, which means to recognize, identify, or realize. The expression combines the prefix fel- with the root ismer (to know), producing a sense of recognition or realization in the moment described.

Morphology and related forms: Felismerni is the infinitive, from which various present, past, and conditional forms are derived. The third-person singular present is felismeri; other present forms include felismerem (I recognize), felismered (you recognize), felismerjük (we recognize), felismeritek (you all recognize), felismerik (they recognize). The noun form is felismerés, meaning recognition, identification, or realization.

Usage and nuance: Felismeri is used when the subject identifies or acknowledges someone or something, or when realizing a fact. It can apply to recognizing a person in a crowd, identifying an object, or realizing a truth. In contrast, synonyms exist: azonosít (to formally identify for records), ráismer (to spot or recognize, often instinctively). The choice depends on context and degree of formality or immediacy.

Examples: "A tanár felismeri a hibát a dolgozatban." (The teacher recognizes the error in the essay.) "Ő felismeri a képen látható személyt." (He recognizes the person in the photo.)

Etymology note: The prefix fel- typically conveys completion, upward motion, or emphasis, combined with ismer to form a verb of realization or recognition.