elítél

elítél is a Hungarian verb meaning "to condemn." It is used to express strong disapproval or judgment against a person, action, or idea. The verb is derived from the word "ítél," which means "to judge" or "to sentence."

The conjugation of elítél follows the regular pattern of Hungarian verbs. The infinitive form is elítélni. The present tense first-person singular is elítélek, meaning "I condemn." The past tense first-person singular is elítéltem, meaning "I condemned." The future tense first-person singular is el fogom ítélni, meaning "I will condemn."

elítél can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "A társadalom elítéli az erőszakot" (Society condemns violence) or "Az ügyész vádat emelt és elítélte a vádlottat" (The prosecutor filed charges and condemned the defendant). The word can also be used in a more personal sense, such as "Nem akarom elítélni őt, de nem értek egyet a döntésével" (I don't want to condemn him, but I disagree with his decision).

Synonyms for elítél include "megvet" (to despise), "rosszall" (to disapprove), and "hibáztat" (to blame). Antonyms include "helyesel" (to approve) and "felment" (to acquit or absolve). The concept of condemnation is significant in legal, ethical, and social spheres, and elítél serves as a key term in expressing such judgment in the Hungarian language.