Kijelzt

Kijelzt is not a standard dictionary entry in Hungarian. When encountered in Hungarian texts, it is typically a non-diacritic or misspelled variant of kijelölni, the verb meaning to designate, indicate, or select, or of its past participle kijelölt. As such, kijelzt is generally considered a nonstandard orthography rather than an independent lemma.

Etymology and forms: The word derives from the prefix ki- (often indicating completion or outward direction) combined with jelöl (to mark or label), plus the infinitive suffix -ni. The canonical forms in standard Hungarian include kijelölni (to designate/select), kijelöl (the stem used in various conjugations), kijelölt (past participle, designated), and kijelölés (the noun meaning designation or selection).

Usage and contexts: In everyday Hungarian, the correct expressions are kijelölni and kijelölés, used for designating, marking, or selecting options, items, or people. In user interfaces or instructional language, common phrases include kijelölni egy opciót (to select an option) or kijelölés menüpont (selection menu). If you encounter kijelzt in a text, it is most often a typographical error or a nonstandard form rather than a separate word with distinct meaning.