nyilvánítotok

Nyilvánítotok is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb nyilvánít, which means to declare, express, or reveal. In English, it corresponds to “you declare” or “you express” when addressing a group.

Grammatical notes: Nyilvánít is a transitive verb that generally takes a direct object referring to what is being declared or made explicit. The form nyilvánítotok identifies the subject as you all. The verb belongs to standard Hungarian conjugation patterns, with other present-tense forms such as nyilvánítok (I declare) and nyilvánítja (he/she/it declares) used for different subjects. The noun forms related to the verb include nyilvánítás (declaration or expression) and nyilvánosság (publicity or openness).

Usage: The word is used in formal, political, legal, and journalistic contexts as well as in everyday speech when someone wishes to state a definitive stance, verdict, or feeling. It can indicate making an opinion explicit, declaring a fact, or publicly expressing an attitude.

Examples:

- Ti nyilvánítotok véleményt az ülésen. (You declare your opinion at the meeting.)

- A szervezet nyilvánította ki álláspontját a sajtó közleményében. (The organization expressed its stance in the press release.)

Etymology: nyilvánít derives from nyilván, meaning public or obvious, and the suffix -ít, forming a verb meaning “to make public” or “to render explicit.” The related noun nyilvánosság and adjective nyilvános share the same semantic root.

See also: nyilvánítás, nyilvánosság, nyilvános.

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