indukálunk

Indukálunk is the present tense, first-person plural form of the Hungarian verb indukálni. It means to cause something to happen, to trigger or to initiate a process. The term is used in everyday language as well as in scientific, technical and medical contexts.

The verb indukál derives from Latin inducere, and entered Hungarian through the broader European linguistic tradition in the modern period. It covers bringing about a result, and its meaning can be extended metaphorically beyond strictly physical or medical effects. Related nouns include indukálás (the act of inducing) and, in some contexts, indukció (induction).

In use, indukálunk expresses collective action: for example, Mi indukálunk egy változást a tervben (We induce a change in the plan) or A kutatás új lehetőségeket indukál (The research induces new opportunities). In medical contexts, indukálni is specifically used for procedures such as labor induction: az orvosok szülést indukálnak (the doctors induce labor). The verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object in the accusative case, as in indukál valamit.

Conjugation notes: The present tense forms are: én indukálok, te indukálsz, ő indukál, mi indukálunk, ti indukáltok, ők indukálnak. The infinitive is indukálni. Past tenses and other moods follow regular Hungarian patterns, with stem changes shaped by the -ál/-él verb class.