kijelölik

Kijelölik is a Hungarian verb form that corresponds to the English phrase "they designate" or "they indicate." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb kijelöl, which means to designate, to indicate, or to mark out. The form is used when a plural subject performs the action of designating or selecting something in the present.

In usage, kijelölik appears in statements about groups or institutions deciding or pointing out specific items, people, or options. For example: A bizottság kijelöli a nyerteseket. (The committee designates the winners.) A listát a felhasználók között kijelölik egy kiindulópontként. (The list is designated by users as a starting point.) The form is contrasted with singular forms such as kijelöli (he/she designates) or kijelölik (they designate) depending on the subject.

Etymology and related forms: kijelöl derives from ki- (prefix meaning outward or out) and jelöl (to indicate or mark), combined to convey the sense of marking out or selecting. The noun form kijelölés refers to the act of designation or designation itself, while kijelölhető means designatable or able to be designated in some contexts.

Usage notes: As a standard verb, kijelöl is common in administrative, organizational, and formal prose. The spelling uses the umlauted vowel ö, which is characteristic of many Hungarian verbs in this stem. The meaning remains stable across contexts, though exact nuances may vary with synonyms like meghatároz, kiválaszt, or jelöl, depending on the precise sense of marking, selecting, or identifying.

See also: jelölés (marking or designation), kiválaszt (to select), meghatároz (to define).