Indukáltok

Indukáltok is a Hungarian verb form derived from the infinitive indukálni, meaning to induce or to cause. It represents the second-person plural form in the present indicative, i.e., the form used when addressing more than one person who perform the action of inducing.

Etymology and meaning: Indukálni comes from a root connected to the Latin word inducere, with Hungarian development of the sense “to lead into,” “to bring about.” In modern usage, indukálni covers both the sense of triggering a reaction or process and, in more general language, causing or prompting an outcome.

Usage and register: The term is common in technical, scientific, and formal contexts (for example in chemistry, biology, or statistics) but can also appear in everyday language when describing actions that produce a result. The exact interpretation depends on the surrounding text and the object of induction, such as a reaction, a change, or an effect.

Morphology and related forms: Indukáltok is one inflected form among others derived from the same verb stem. Other persons and tenses use related endings to express person, number, and mood (e.g., indukálok, indukálsz, indukálunk, indukálnak, and various past and conditional forms). The forms follow standard Hungarian verbal conjugation patterns for verbs ending in -álni.

See also: indukálni, indukálás, indukáló, indukált reakció, kiváltás.