kimondásra

Kimondásra is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to say," "to pronounce," or "to articulate" in English. It is a fundamental verb used in everyday communication to express the act of speaking words or phrases. The verb can be used in various contexts, from simply stating a fact to delivering a formal speech.

The conjugation of kimondásra follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. Its imperative form, often used as a command or instruction, is "mondd ki" (say it). When referring to something that has been said, the past participle form "kimondott" (said/pronounced) is employed. For instance, a "kimondott szó" would refer to a word that has been spoken.

The verb can also be used figuratively to denote the expression of feelings or intentions. For example, one might say "érzéseit kimondani" which means "to express one's feelings." In a more abstract sense, "kimondásra került" can mean "it was decided" or "it was declared," implying a formal pronouncement or resolution.

The root of the word, "mond," is common in Hungarian verbs related to speaking, such as "elmondani" (to tell) and "megmondani" (to inform/tell someone). The prefix "ki-" often indicates an outward action or completion. Therefore, "kimondani" inherently suggests bringing something (a word, a thought, a decision) out into the open through speech. Its versatility makes it an essential part of the Hungarian lexicon.