demonstrálok

Demonstrálok is a Hungarian verb, the first-person singular present tense form of demonstrálni (to demonstrate). It primarily means to show, illustrate, or prove something by presenting evidence, examples, or a method. It is used when the speaker refers to their own action: "Én demonstrálok egy példát." In everyday language it can also express participating in or conducting a demonstration, though for a public protest the noun demonstráció is more typical.

Etymology and forms: The verb is a Hungarian borrowing from French démontrer (to demonstrate), ultimately from Latin demonstrare. It belongs to the regular -álni conjugation. Present tense forms include demonstrálok, demonstrálsz, demonstrálunk, demonstráltok, demonstrálják. The past tense forms are demonstráltam, demonstráltál, demonstrálta, demonstráltuk, demonstráltátok, demonstrálták. The past participle is demonstrált.

Usage notes and examples: The verb commonly takes a direct object or complement, for example: "Én demonstrálok egy példát." or "A tanár demonstrálja a megoldást a diákoknak." In scientific or educational contexts, other words such as bemutat (to present) or bizonyít (to prove) are often preferred for formal proofs, while demonstrál may emphasize practical demonstration, steps, or experiments. The nuance can vary with context, from showing how something works to supporting a claim with evidence.

See also: demonstráció, bemutatás, bizonyítás, érvelés.