eredményt

Eredményt is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun eredmény, meaning “result” or “outcome.” In Hungarian grammar, eredményt is used when the noun functions as the direct object of an action, and it appears after transitive verbs such as közölni (to disclose), közzétenni (to publish), hozni (to bring), or megállapítani (to determine). Examples include “Közölték az eredményt” (They announced the result) and “Közzétették az eredményt a honlapon” (They published the result on the website).

Etymology and usage

The word eredmény derives from the verb eredni, meaning to originate or come forth, combined with the nominal suffix -mény, which forms abstract nouns. Over time, eredmény came to denote a concrete outcome or consequence produced by an action, event, or process. The specific form eredményt signals that the noun is the object of the sentence.

Contexts and related terms

Eredményt appears across a range of domains, including education (vizsgaeredmény – exam result), sports (sporteredmény – athletic result), science and research (kutatási eredmény – research finding), and general reporting (eredményhirdetés – announcement of results). Related words include the plural eredmények (results) and adjective-derived forms such as eredményes (successful) and eredményesen (successfully).

Summary

Eredményt is a grammatical form used to indicate that a result is the object of an action in Hungarian sentences. Its meaning aligns with the broader concept of a result or outcome, and it occurs in many formal and everyday contexts where results are reported or referenced.