nyilvánítanak

The Hungarian verb *nyilvánítanak* is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb *nyilvánít*. This verb is derived from the noun *nyilvánosság*, meaning "publicity" or "publicness," and is commonly used in Hungarian to express the act of revealing, demonstrating, or making something known.

The term *nyilvánítanak* literally translates to "they reveal" or "they demonstrate" in English. It is frequently employed in contexts where an action or fact is being disclosed, either intentionally or as a result of observation. For example, one might say *A dokumentumok nyilvánítanak a tényeket* ("The documents reveal the facts") to indicate that certain evidence makes truths apparent.

In legal, political, or administrative contexts, *nyilvánítanak* often appears in formal statements or reports where transparency is emphasized. It can also be used more broadly in everyday speech to describe actions such as showing, proving, or exposing something. The verb is versatile and can apply to both tangible and intangible subjects, such as data, intentions, or emotions.

While *nyilvánítanak* is a standard verb in Hungarian, its usage reflects the broader cultural emphasis on clarity and openness in communication. The verb is part of a larger group of words related to visibility and disclosure, reinforcing its role in discussions where transparency is key.