felderítik

Felderítik is a form of the Hungarian verb felderít, meaning to uncover, reveal, detect, or bring to light something that was hidden or unknown. The form felderítik is the present tense, third-person plural, used when the subject is they. In context, it often occurs in investigative, journalistic, or scientific language, where investigators, reporters, or researchers bring evidence or facts to light.

Etymology and grammar: felderít is formed with the prefix fel- added to a base meaning related to revealing. The present tense third-person plural ending -ik yields felderítik. Other related forms include felderíti (he/she reveals) and felderítette (he/she revealed). The noun felderítés denotes the act or process of uncovering or detecting, and felderítő can refer to a person or device that aids in detection.

Usage: Felderítik is used to describe actions that uncover evidence, track, or uncover facts during an inquiry or examination. Examples include: A nyomozók felderítik a nyomokat. (The investigators uncover the traces.) A kutatók felderítik a jelenség okát. (The researchers uncover the cause of the phenomenon.) The term can appear in news reports, legal contexts, and academic writing when the emphasis is on uncovering or bringing to light previously unknown information.

See also: felderítés, felderítő, felderítésre irányuló vizsgálat. Related verbs with similar meaning include kiderít (to figure out or ascertain) and feltár (to reveal or lay bare). Felderítik thus represents a common verb form for describing active discovery within Hungarian prose.