garantálni

Garantálni is a Hungarian verb meaning to guarantee, to ensure, or to assure the fulfillment of a condition. It is a transitive verb, used with a direct object such as a promise, a quality, a deadline, or a contractual obligation.

Conjugation: Infinitive garantálni. Present tense: én garantálom, te garantálod, ő garantálja, mi garantáljuk, ti garantáljátok, ők garantálják. Past tense (completed action): garantáltam, garantáltad, garantálta, garantáltuk, garantáltátok, garantálták. Imperative forms: garantálj, garantáljon, garantáljunk, garantáljatok, garantáljanak. Past participle: garantált. Related noun forms include garancia (guarantee) and garantálás (the act of guaranteeing).

Etymology: The verb is derived from the noun garancia (guarantee), which in turn comes from Western European sources related to the concept of a guarantee, such as the French garantie or related Latin roots. The development mirrors similar formations in Hungarian where a noun or adjective base is extended with the -álni/-álás suffix to form a verb.

Usage notes: Garantálni is used in formal or technical contexts, including contracts, warranties, and official assurances. It denotes a commitment that certain conditions will be met or that certain outcomes will be provided. Typical collocations include garancia, minőség, határidő, és biztonság. Example: A cég garantálja a határidő betartását. In everyday language, it can also appear as part of broader statements about reliability and trust.