kritikákat

Kritikákat is the accusative plural form of the Hungarian noun kritika, meaning critique, criticism, or review. The term refers to written assessments of works of art, literature, film, performances, or broader issues, typically published in newspapers, magazines, journals, or online platforms. In Hungarian, kritikákat is used when the object of the critique is plural or when the writer or publisher is describing multiple reviews.

In usage, kritikákat appear as the direct object of verbs such as írni (to write), közölni (to publish), or olvasni (to read). For example: A kritikusok kritikákat írtak a kötetről. The article also gathers, presents, or discusses kritikákat in relation to a subject, such as a new film, book, or exhibition. Kritikákat can function within general cultural journalism, academic criticism, or professional peer reviews, reflecting evaluative judgments, analysis, and contextual commentary.

Etymologically, kritika derives from Greek via Latin and French, evolving in Hungarian to cover both specific reviews and the broader activity of assessing and judging works or ideas. The plural form kritikákat emphasizes the multiplicity of critiques that can exist about a single subject or across multiple works. In contemporary Hungarian media and academia, kritikákat are a common feature of discourse around culture, policy, and society, contributing to public debate by presenting diverse perspectives and standards of evaluation.

See also: Kritik, kritikus, kritikai.