indukálsz

Indukálsz is the second-person singular present form of the Hungarian verb indukálni, meaning to induce, to cause, or to bring about a process or result. The term is transitive and is used to indicate that someone or something causes a change or initiates an event. It is common in medical, scientific, and everyday contexts, where one subject acts to bring about a consequence, such as initiating a reaction, starting a procedure, or provoking a state.

Etymology and cognates: Indukálni is a loanword based on Latin inducere, meaning to lead in or to bring about. The Hungarian form likely entered through Western European languages (for example via German induzieren or French induire) before being fully integrated into Hungarian conjugation and usage. Related forms include indukálás (induction), induktív (inductive), and indukáló (inducing), which appear across technical and academic terminology.

Usage notes: Indukálni is used across domains to describe deliberate initiation or causation. It is typically followed by a direct object in the accusative (indukál egy reakciót, indukálja a folyamatot). In medical contexts, it is often connected with procedures intended to start or hasten a process, such as labor induction, while in science it can describe the initiation of a phenomenon or reaction.

Example sentences: A kutató indukálta a jelenséget a kísérletben. A gyógyszer mellékhatásokat indukálhat. Te indukálsz egy változást a rendszeren?

See also: indukálás, induktív, indukció.