Fúzionálnak

Fúzionálnak is a Hungarian verb form, the third-person plural present indicative of the verb fúzionál. The meaning encompasses the act of two or more entities coming together to form a single unit. The scope of fúzionál is broad: it can describe physical processes such as nuclear or chemical fusion, as well as metaphorical mergers like the joining of companies, cultures, or ideas.

The usage of fúzionál spans scientific, technical, and everyday contexts. In physics or chemistry, one might say that certain nuclei or molecules fúzionálnak. In business or social discourse, it can refer to mergers or blending of practices. The construction is intransitive, with the subject performing the fusion, and it often appears with subjects that denote processes or actors merging into a new whole. Common collocations include fúzionálni a részecskék/atomok, fúzionálnak a vállalatok, vagy kultúrák fúzionálnak.

Etymology and related terms: fúzionál is derived from the noun fúzió (fusion). The word fúzió itself comes from Latin fusio, likely via German Fusion or French fusion. Related terms include fúzió (fusion), összeolvadás (merger), olvadás (melting/merging), and fúziós (fusional).

Forms and derivatives: the infinitive is fúzionálni; the participles include fúzionált (past participle) and fúzionáló (present active participle). The verb can be used in various tenses to describe both ongoing and completed mergers. See also fúzió and összeolvadás for related concepts.