Variálom

Variálom is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb variálni, meaning to vary, alter, or introduce variations. The verb is commonly used to describe deliberate changes or experiments with a set of elements, parameters, or options in order to create diversity or flexibility. It is a loan verb in Hungarian, linked to related terms such as variáció (variation), variálás (the act of varying), and variáns (variant). In musical, design, computing, and everyday contexts, variálom can express actively creating variations or testing different configurations.

In usage, variálom appears in phrases such as variálom a beállításokat (I am varying the settings), variálom a tervet (I am varying the plan), or variálom a menüt (I am varying the menu). The sense emphasizes intentional change within a structured framework rather than a simple, static modification. It is often contrasted with súlyosabb vagy állandó változtatások kifejezésével, where other verbs such as változtatom or megváltoztatom might be used depending on nuance.

Conjugation notes: present tense: én variálom, te variálod, ő variálja, mi variáljuk, ti variáljátok, ők variálják. Past tense forms use variáltam, variáltad, variáltuk, variáltátok, variálták. The word is standard in formal and informal Hungarian, though in everyday speech speakers may opt for more common synonyms like változtatom or keverem when the nuance is primarily a change rather than creation of variations.