indukálok

Indukálok is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the first-person singular present indicative of the verb indukálni. The core meaning of indukálni is to cause something to happen by deliberate or artificial means, to provoke, trigger, or initiate a process or result. The term is used across fields such as medicine, science, engineering, and everyday language to describe bringing about an effect or reaction.

In medical contexts, indukálni commonly refers to initiating a process that would not occur spontaneously, for example inducing labor or inducing sleep or anesthesia. In scientific and technical use, it can describe triggering a reaction, a response, or a physical effect, such as inducing a chemical reaction or an electrical current. More generally, it can denote efforts to induce interest, engagement, or compliance in a given situation. The nuance of indukálni is often one of deliberate causation rather than passive occurrence.

Etymologically, indukálni is a Hungarian adaptation derived from Latin induco "to lead into" and has parallels in Western European languages (for example, induce in English). The noun forms related to the process include indukálás (induction) and, in scientific terminology, indukció (induction).

Conjugation notes: besides indikative present, other tenses exist (e.g., indukálom in the first person singular past, or fog indukálni for future). The choice of synonyms or related terms (such as kivált, előidéz) depends on domain and precision.

See also: indukció, induktor, indukálás.