démonstrálj

démonstrálj is the imperative form of the Hungarian verb "demonstrálni." The verb itself means to demonstrate, show, or prove. Therefore, "démonstrálj" is a direct command or request for someone to demonstrate, show, or prove something.

In everyday Hungarian usage, "démonstrálj" can be used in various contexts. For example, if a teacher is explaining a concept and wants a student to show how they arrived at an answer, they might say, "Démonstrálj!" This translates to "Demonstrate!" or "Show me how you did it!" Similarly, in a practical setting, if someone needs to illustrate how to use a tool or perform a task, they would ask the other person to "démonstrálj."

The word can also imply a more formal act of proving or providing evidence. For instance, in a legal or academic context, if a claim needs to be substantiated, one might be instructed to "démonstrálj" it. This would involve presenting facts, data, or logical arguments to support the assertion.

The suffix "-j" at the end of the word signifies the second-person singular imperative mood, indicating that the command is directed at a single person. The plural imperative form would be "demonstráljatok." The root verb "demonstrálni" itself is derived from the Latin "demonstrare," meaning to point out or show.