eliminál

The Hungarian verb "eliminál" translates to "eliminate" in English. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. It describes the act of removing or getting rid of something completely. This can apply to a wide range of contexts, from physical removal to abstract concepts.

In mathematical and scientific contexts, "eliminál" often refers to the process of removing variables or extraneous solutions. For instance, in algebra, one might "eliminál" a variable from a system of equations. In chemistry, a substance might be "eliminál" from a mixture.

Beyond technical fields, "eliminál" can be used in everyday language. It can mean to exclude someone from a competition or group, or to get rid of an unwanted item. For example, a team might be "eliminál" from a tournament, or one might "eliminál" clutter from a room. The verb implies a definitive action, leaving no trace of what was removed. Its usage is straightforward and generally understood across various domains of communication.