Gamutat

Gamutat is a Hungarian verb meaning to show, demonstrate, or present. It tends to appear in formal or technical contexts and is often regarded as a more emphatic or ceremonial alternative to the common verb mutat (to show).

Usage of gamutat is generally transitive, taking an object that represents what is being shown and, depending on the sentence, indicating to whom it is shown through standard Hungarian grammatical marking rather than a separate preposition. The term is more likely to be found in official reports, disciplinary or instructional materials, and presentations where evidence, findings, or results are being laid out. In everyday speech, gamutat is less common, and speakers may prefer mutat or demonstrate with simpler constructions.

Relation to other terms: Gamutat is etymologically connected to mutat, the core verb meaning to show. In some dialects, registers, or historical texts, gamutat may appear as a variant or more formal form of presenting information. Because Hungarian has a rich system of prefixes and inflections, gamutat may participate in compound forms and be conjugated alongside other verbs in standard ways.

Notes on usage and interpretation: Do not confuse gamutat with the English noun gamut, which denotes a complete range of something (such as colors or musical notes). In Hungarian, gamutat is a verb with meaning centered on displaying or presenting information, rather than a noun denoting a spectrum. Dictionaries may list gamutat only in more specialized or formal language, reflecting its status as a less common or register-dependent term.