Megítélései

Megítélései is a Hungarian noun form that refers to a person’s judgments, assessments, or opinions on various topics. It denotes the collection of evaluations held by an individual, group, or institution and is often used to describe how someone perceives or weighs different issues.

Etymology and grammar: The word comes from megítélés, meaning judgment or assessment, with the possessive and plural suffixes added to indicate ownership and plurality. Megítélései translates roughly to “his/her/its assessments” or “the assessments of (someone).” In sentences, it can function as a noun phrase indicating whose evaluations are being discussed, as in megítélései szerint (according to his/her assessments).

Usage: megítélései is commonly found in biographical, critical, and analytical Hungarian writing. It may appear in sentences such as “Péter megítélései szerint a döntés a gazdasági stabilitást szolgálta,” meaning “According to Péter’s assessments, the decision served economic stability.” The term can also appear as a section heading on pages about public figures, for example titled Megítélései to present the person’s judgments on policy, culture, or other matters. It emphasizes the owner of the evaluations and underscores that the statements reflect personal or collective opinions rather than objective facts.

Context and nuance: While megítélései communicates ownership of evaluations, the nature of the assessments themselves may be subjective. In scholarly or journalistic use, writers often distinguish between megítélések and empirical findings, treating the former as interpretive judgments and the latter as verifiable data. See also megítélés, ítélőképesség.