Példázzi

Példázzi is a Hungarian verb that translates to "exemplifies," "illustrates," or "embodies" in English. It is derived from the noun "példa," meaning "example." The verb "példázzi" is used to describe how something or someone serves as a clear and representative instance of a particular quality, characteristic, or idea.

When someone or something "példázzi" a certain trait, it means they are a perfect or typical representation of it. For example, a politician might "példázzi" integrity if their actions consistently demonstrate honesty and strong moral principles. Similarly, a work of art might "példázzi" a specific artistic movement, showcasing the key features and style of that period. The verb implies that the subject matter is not just related to the concept but actively demonstrates it in a palpable way. It is often used in formal contexts to convey a strong sense of representation and clarity. The usage suggests that the subject is not merely an instance but a definitive embodiment of the quality being discussed.