Kijelentése

Kijelentése is a Hungarian noun form that denotes a statement, assertion, or declaration made by someone. It is the possessive form of kijelentés, used to indicate that the statement belongs to a person or entity (for example, a minister’s or a witness’s statement).

Morphology and usage are straightforward in everyday Hungarian. The base noun kijelentés means “the act of declaring” or “a declaration,” formed from the verb kijelenteni (to declare). By adding the possessive suffix -e (with regular vowel harmony), the form kijelentése expresses ownership or attribution, as in a tanár kijelentése (the teacher’s statement) or a tanú kijelentése (the witness’s statement). This construction is common in both spoken and written language and is frequently used to report what someone has asserted.

In common and formal contexts, kijelentése refers to a stated proposition or claim. It is less formal than nyilatkozat (declaration or statement) and can imply a specific content asserted by the subject, rather than a formal document. In philosophy or logic, kijelentés (the unpossessed form) is used to mean a proposition or declarative sentence, while kijelentése would refer to a particular subject’s asserted proposition.

See also: kijelentés, nyilatkozat, állítás, proposition.

Note: The term is generally neutral; nuance depends on context, with kijelentése focusing on what someone has asserted rather than on the act of declaring itself or on an official declaration.