Megnevezik

Megnevezik is a Hungarian verb form meaning to name, designate, or assign a name to something. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the infinitive megnevezni. The base verb is nevezni (to name) with the prefix meg-, which marks completion or realization of the action. The infinitive megnevezni yields a transitive verb that requires a direct object, typically a name, designation, or label.

The term is used in contexts where a person or a group gives a name or designation to a person, object, concept, or place, often in formal or official settings. Because megnevezni conveys a sense of formally identifying or labeling, megnevezik appears in sentences describing actions by plural subjects, such as committees or research teams, that assign names or designations to items or entities.

Etymology and related forms: megnevezik derives from nevezni (to name) with the prefix meg-, which indicates the completion or enactment of the naming action. Related forms include megnevezek (I name), megnevezed (you name), megnevezi (he/she names), megneveztek (you all name), and megnevezték (they named). The root név means name, and meg-+név forms are common for building verbs around naming or labeling actions.

Usage notes: Megnevezik is primarily used when several actors or a plural subject perform the action of naming. It often appears in news, official statements, academic writing, and descriptions of labeling or designating procedures. In many cases, megnevezni is used in the infinitive to express intent or in other tenses to describe past or future naming actions.