Megnyilvánítom

Megnyilvánítom is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I manifest," "I reveal," "I express," or "I declare" in English. The verb's core meaning revolves around making something apparent or known, either through action, words, or a change in state. It is a transitive verb, meaning it typically requires a direct object that is being manifested, revealed, expressed, or declared.

The verb is formed from the root "nyilván" which means "obviously" or "publicly." The prefix "meg-" indicates completion or a finished action. Therefore, "megnyilvánítom" literally suggests the completion of making something obvious or public.

In practice, "megnyilvánítom" can be used in various contexts. For example, one might "megnyilvánítom az akaratomat" (manifest/express my will), "megnyilvánítom a véleményemet" (express my opinion), or "megnyilvánítom a tehetségemet" (reveal/manifest my talent). In a more formal or legal setting, it can also mean to declare or officially state something. The specific nuance depends heavily on the context in which the verb is used. The verb conjugates according to standard Hungarian grammar rules, with different forms for different persons, tenses, and moods.