eredményezni

eredményezni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to result in," "to cause," or "to lead to." It is a common and versatile word used in various contexts to indicate that an action, event, or situation brings about a specific outcome.

The verb is typically used in the third person singular or plural to describe the consequence of something. For example, "Az eső eleredezte az utakat" translates to "The rain resulted in the roads becoming wet." In a more abstract sense, "A vita nem eredményezett semmit" means "The argument resulted in nothing."

eredményezni can be conjugated in different tenses and moods to express a variety of meanings. The infinitive form is "eredményezni." The present tense conjugation for "it results" is "eredményez," and for "they result" is "eredményeznek." The past tense for "it resulted" is "eredményezett," and for "they resulted" is "eredményeztek."

The word is derived from the Hungarian noun "eredmény," which means "result" or "outcome." Therefore, "eredményezni" literally signifies the act of producing a result. It is a crucial verb for expressing causality and consequences in the Hungarian language. Understanding its usage is essential for comprehending and constructing grammatically correct and meaningful sentences.