generáljon

Generáljon is a Hungarian verb form that functions as a polite imperative meaning “Please generate.” It is derived from the verb generálni (to generate) and is used in formal address to a single person (Ön). In everyday technical or official communication, you might encounter sentences such as “Kérem, generáljon egy jelentést” or “Generáljon kódot a szkripthez.” The form expresses a request or instruction directed at someone regarded with respect.

Grammar and usage notables: Generáljon is the present tense, third-person singular form of the imperative mood used for formal address. Its informal counterpart is generálj, and the plural formal form is generáljanak. The stem is generál-, and the suffix -jon marks the polite imperative in this verb class.

Related forms and morphology: The verb generálni has related derivative forms such as generálás (generation), generátor (generator), and generálási processes. Other imperative and subjunctive forms include generáljak (let me generate or I should generate), and generáljunk (let us generate). These forms are common in technical, scientific, and business Hungarian when making requests or giving instructions.

Etymology and context: Generálni is a Hungarian loanword from a Latin-derived root associated with “generation” and “production,” influenced by European languages that use similar roots for “generate.” In modern Hungarian, the term is widely used in information technology, data science, mathematics, and manufacturing contexts to describe actions that create data, code, reports, or other outputs.

See also: generálás, generátor, generáció. These related terms reflect the broader semantic field of creating or producing in Hungarian technical and formal language.