Generálok

Generálok is a form of the Hungarian verb generálni, meaning I generate. It represents the first person singular present indicative, used to state that the speaker is performing the action of generating at the current moment. As a conjugated form, it appears in sentences such as Én generálok egy adathalmazt vagy Én generálok véletlenszámokat, depending on context.

Conjugation and grammar: Generálni is a regular -álni verb. The present tense forms are: én generálok, te generálsz, ő generál, mi generálunk, ti generáltok, ők generálnak. The infinitive is generálni, the past participle generált, and related nouns include generálás (generation) and generátor (generator). The word generálok itself functions as a finite verb form within a sentence and does not stand alone as a lexical item outside its conjugated form.

Etymology and usage: Generálni is a borrowed verb, deriving from the Latin generare and the English generate, through common linguistic borrowing patterns in Hungarian. In contemporary usage, generálni appears in technical, scientific, and everyday contexts to describe creating, producing, or constructing something—data, simulations, reports, content, or physical products. Generálok, as the speaker’s first-person present, is common in both written and spoken Hungarian when describing ongoing generation processes.

Related terms: generálás (generation or generation process), generátor (generator), and other forms such as generál, generálsz, generálunk provide the broader verbal paradigm around this root.