Indukálja

Indukálja is a Hungarian verb form meaning to induce or to cause something to happen. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb indukálni. The verb is used when a person, process, or circumstance brings about a result or reaction, often through direct action, influence, or a triggering mechanism. It can apply to physical, chemical, biological, medical, or social contexts, among others.

Etymology and related forms: indukálni is derived from the Latin "inducere" (to lead in, to bring about) and has entered Hungarian through European linguistic exchange. Related nouns include indukálás (the act of inducing) and indukció (the concept or process of induction). The verb conjugates like other -álni verbs, with indukálja representing the third-person singular present.

Usage and examples: In medicine, indukálja a szülést means to induce labor. In science, a factor or stimulus can indukálja a reakciót, i.e., induce a reaction or response (for example, a stressor may indukálja a kortizol felszabadulását). In physics or engineering, one might say a jel vagy mező indukálja egy áram vagy feszültség keletkezését. In broader language, indukálja can describe any action that brings about an effect or result.

Notes: While similar in meaning to more common verbs like okoz or kivált, indukálja emphasizes a triggering or deliberate lead‑to‑outcome relationship. The term is widely understood in technical, medical, and scientific Hungarian, and is used in formal and clinical writing as well as in explanatory contexts.