fúzálnak

Fúzálnak is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they fuse.” It is the present tense, third person plural form of the verb fúzálni, which denotes the act of combining two or more elements into a single entity. The term is used across diverse domains, from science and industry to data processing and organizational contexts, wherever merging or uniting components is described.

Etymology and related terms: fúzálnak derives from the noun fúzió, meaning fusion, which in turn comes from the word fusion in other languages (Latin fusio, French fusion). Related forms include fúzálás (the act of fusing) and fúziós (adjective, fusion-related). The concept of fusion covers both literal physical merging and more abstract processes of combining ideas, data, or organizations.

Contexts and usage: In science, fúzió refers to processes such as nuclear fusion, where atomic nuclei join to form heavier nuclei, releasing energy. In materials science and metallurgy, fúzió can describe the joining of metals by heat. In business and information technology, fúzió or fúzálás describes the merging of companies or data sets. The exact meaning of fúzálnak depends on the subject of the sentence and the context in which fusion is being discussed.

See also: fúzió, fúziósenergia, nukleáris fúzió, fúzálás.