Vetíti

Vetíti is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb vetíteni, meaning to project or to screen. It is used when something is actively being shown on a screen or display, by a person or by an organization.

Vetíteni is a transitive verb that takes direct objects such as filmet (the film), műsort (the program), or képet (an image). The present tense forms include vetítem, vetíted, vetíti, vetítjük, vetítitek, vetítik. The related noun vetítés denotes the act or instance of projection or screening, while the terms vetítő or kivetítő refer to the projector or projection device.

Usage is common in contexts such as cinema screenings, television broadcasting, or educational slide projections. For example, a sentence in present tense might be: A televízió most vetíti a filmet. Another example: A vállalat vetíti a reklámot a közönség elé. In many cases, speakers also prefer the passive form or the noun vetítés to describe screenings, e.g., A film vetítése a moziban.

Etymology traces vetíteni to the broader Hungarian verb system for projecting or displaying forward. The concept is closely linked with related terms such as vetítés (projection/screening) and vetítő (projector or projectionist), which describe the act and the equipment involved in bringing images to a screen.