beismeri

Beismeri is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the third-person singular present indicative of the verb beismer, which means to admit, confess, or acknowledge. The prefix be- together with the root ismer gives the sense of entering a state of agreement or acceptance, often regarding a fact, fault, or responsibility.

The verb is used when a subject acknowledges something that may be true or has occurred. Typical constructions include beismeri a hibáját (he admits his fault) or beismeri, hogy tévedett (he admits that he erred). It can appear in legal, moral, or everyday contexts, ranging from confessing a mistake to acknowledging a claim or fact.

Conjugation and usage notes: the present tense forms include enfoque such as én beismerem, te beismered, ő beismeri, mi beismerjük, ti beismeritek, ők beismerik. The past tense is beismerte (he admitted) or beismertek (they admitted). The verb is closely related to elismer (to acknowledge) but beismer emphasizes confession or admission of guilt or fault, while elismer can be broader. Etymologically, beismer is built from ismer (to know) with the be- prefix, signaling a transition into an admitted state rather than mere knowledge.