Variáltok

Variáltok is a Hungarian verb form. It denotes the second-person plural present indicative of variálni, the verb meaning to vary, alter, or to produce variants. The base stem is variál-, and the suffix -tok marks the second-person plural subject. The infinitive form is variálni; other related forms include variálok (I vary) and variáltok (you all vary, in a sense of ongoing or habitual variation).

In usage, variáltok appears in everyday speech and written Hungarian whenever a speaker refers to multiple people who are varying or altering something. It can be used literally, for example when discussing experiments, design iterations, or multiple variants of a plan, as well as more figuratively to describe changing approaches or options. The form is part of standard conjugation patterns for regular -ál verbs in Hungarian.

Related terms include variálás, the act of varying, and variáció, a variation. The word variálni and its forms are common in fields such as design, technology, statistics, and data science, where generating and evaluating variants or alternatives is routine. Variáltok should be understood within normal sentence structure, with subject context clarifying who is performing the variation.

See also: variálás, variáció, variálni. Notes: Variáltok is not a separate lemma or noun; it is a finite verb form functioning as part of a larger sentence, and its exact meaning depends on context and accompanying words.