Jelezzen

Jelezzen is a Hungarian verb form derived from jelezni, which means to signal, indicate, or notify. The verb belongs to the -ni group and is connected to the noun jel, meaning a sign or signal, and to related terms such as jelzés (signal or indication) and jelző (signaling device or referee).

In Hungarian grammar, jelezzen is used as a conjugated form that typically appears in formal or literary contexts. It is often described as the third-person singular present subjunctive form and is commonly employed in formal imperatives or polite requests. Because Hungarian uses mood and form to convey politeness in addressing someone, jelezzen can function in sentences that instruct or request someone to signal, report, or indicate something, especially in official, technical, or safety-related communications.

Usage and meanings can encompass signaling a status, alerting others to information, or notifying about an observation. It can appear in various domains, including transportation, maritime or aviation signaling, emergency communications, and formal reporting where a signal or indication must be acknowledged or conveyed.

Related vocabulary includes jelezni (to signal), jel (signal, sign), jelzés (signal, indication), and jelző (signaling device, indicator). The term is part of a broader linguistic field around signs and communication, and it commonly appears in formal registers or written texts where precise direction to signal or report is required.

See also: jel, jelzés, jelző, jelezni.