Jeleníti

Jeleníti is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb jeleníteni, which means to display, render, or present. The form is used when the subject—often a software application, a device, or another process—performs the action of showing or rendering information or graphics.

In everyday and technical usage, jeleníti appears in sentences describing how something presents data or images. Examples include: “A program jeleníti meg az adatokat.” and “A monitor a képet jeleníti meg.” In such sentences the predicate conveys that the item in question causes the data or image to be shown on a screen or display.

Etymology and related terms: jeleníti derives from the Hungarian verb jeleníteni, itself related to the root jelen-, associated with appearance or presentation. The noun form is jelenítés (the act of displaying or rendering). In computing and media contexts, related expressions include megjelenítés (rendering/display on screen) and jelenítés, which describe the act of presenting information visually.

Grammatical notes: jeleníti is a finite verb form and requires a subject in the nominative and a direct object in the accusative when appropriate. The past tense forms include jelenítette (he/she/it displayed). The infinitive is jeleníteni. The term is primarily used in technical or formal descriptions of display or rendering processes.