Kínáljon

Kínáljon is a conjugated form of the Hungarian verb kínál, which means "to offer." Specifically, kínáljon is the present tense, third-person singular form used in the subjunctive mood, and in formal contexts it also functions as the polite imperative directed at one person. The suffix -jon marks the third-person singular form in these contexts.

Grammatical notes: The form follows Hungarian mood and register patterns. As a subjunctive, it can appear in dependent clauses expressing wishes, expectations, or recommendations, such as in sentences introduced by verbs of necessity or importance. In formal imperative use, kínáljon serves as a courteous command or request, equivalent to “Please offer” in English, directed to a single person. The informal imperative would be kínálj.

Usage and examples:

- Subjunctive: Fontos, hogy kínáljon fel alternatívákat. (It is important that he/she offers alternatives.)

- Formal imperative: Kínáljon fel egy megoldást. (Please offer a solution.)

- Another example: Kínáljon több lehetőséget a megbeszélés résztvevőinek. (Please offer more options to the participants.)

Related forms: The bare indicative present for third-person singular is kínál, as in ő kínál. The informal imperative is kínálj, and the formal imperative in plural form is kínáljanak. The verb is part of a broader pattern in Hungarian where mood, voice, and formality are signaled by distinct endings.

Summary: Kínáljon is a formal, polite form of a common verb meaning “to offer,” used in subjunctive constructions or as a formal imperative to request that someone offer something.