Ideálisak

Ideálisak is the plural form of the Hungarian adjective ideális meaning ideal, perfect, or best suited for a given purpose. It is used to describe a plural subject or to function as a predicate with a plural subject, typically following a linking verb such as lenni (to be). For example, "A megoldások ideálisak a feladatra" translates to "The solutions are ideal for the task," and "A feltételek ideálisak a kísérlethez" means "The conditions are ideal for the experiment." The term can also appear in formal and informal contexts to express that multiple items or options meet an ideal standard.

Etymology and meaning: ideális derives from ideál, which entered Hungarian from Western European languages, ultimately tracing to the Latin idea via French idéal or other medieval European sources. The basic sense is aligned with the English word ideal: a standard of perfection or an optimal choice in a given situation. The plural form ideálisak reflects Hungarian agreement rules, where adjectives agree in number with their nouns or with the subject when used predicatively.

Usage notes: ideálisak emphasizes suitability or perfection for a specific purpose among several items or options. It is commonly contrasted with nem ideális (not ideal) or with synonyms such as tökéletesek (perfect) and optimálisak (optimal). The adverbial form ideálisan can describe actions, as in "ideálisan viselkedett" (behaved ideally).

See also: ideál, ideális, ideálizál (conceptual usage), tökéletes, optimális.