konvertálok

Konvertálok is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb konvertálni, meaning to convert or transform something from one form, state, or format to another. The base sense covers a wide range of contexts, from technical to general transformation, including religious conversion.

Etymology and related terms: The verb konvertálni is a loanword from Latin convertere, likely brought into Hungarian through European languages such as French or English. Related nouns include konverzió (conversion, the act or result of converting) and konvertálás (the process of converting). The term is common in technical and scholarly Hungarian writings from the 20th century onward.

Usage and contexts: In computing and information technology, konvertálás or konvertálás describes changing data or file formats, for example, "A program konvertálja a fájlt CSV formátumba." In other contexts, konvertál can also refer to changes of state or form, and in a religious or worldview sense to conversion, e.g., "ő konvertált a vallási hitre." For currency or practical equivalents, other verbs like átvált are typically used, but konvertál is understood when the emphasis is formal or technical.

Grammar notes: Konvertálni is a transitive verb; common present tense forms include én konvertálok, te konvertálsz, ő konvertál, mi konvertálunk, ti konvertáltok, ők konvertálnak. Negative form is nem konvertálok, with past tense konvertáltam. The word is widely used in modern Hungarian across disciplines.

See also: konvertálás, konverzió, átalakítás, adat- vagy fájl-konvertálás.