Kizáródnak

Kizáródnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "exclude each other," "are mutually exclusive," or "cancel each other out" in English. It is the plural form of the verb kizáródik, which means "to exclude oneself" or "to be excluded." The reflexive pronoun "ódnak" indicates that the action is directed back to the subject or that the subjects are acting upon each other.

This verb is often used in contexts where two or more things are incompatible or cannot coexist. For example, if two statements are contradictory, one might say that "a két kijelentés kizáródnak" (the two statements exclude each other). In a more abstract sense, it can describe opposing forces or concepts that negate one another. For instance, "a reménytelenség és az optimizmus kizáródnak" (hopelessness and optimism are mutually exclusive).

The meaning can also extend to situations where individuals or groups are excluded from a particular set or community. If a certain criterion is not met, then those who fail to meet it are excluded. The plural form "kizáródnak" specifically implies a reciprocal or collective exclusion, where multiple entities are involved in this process of being excluded from one another or from a larger group. It emphasizes the lack of inclusion or the state of being apart.