prezentálni

Prezentálni is a Hungarian verb meaning “to present” or “to showcase.” It is derived from the noun prezent, which itself comes from the Latin presentatio and entered Hungarian through German (präsenziert). The word is used in both formal and informal contexts, for example to introduce an idea, a piece of artwork, or a speaker at an event.

In Hungarian, présentálni is a regular verb of the -lni infinitive group. It is conjugated as follows: a present tense – prezentálok (I present), prezentálsz (you present), prezentál (he/she presents), prezentálunk (we present), prezentáltok (you all present), prezentálnak (they present). The past tense is formed with the auxiliary verb be: prezentáltam (I presented). Past participle and perfect forms are típicamente: prezentált. The verb can take various auxiliary verbs to form different aspectual and grammatical constructions, such as “nem prezentál” (not present) or “már prezentáltunk” (we have already presented).

Prezentálni is often associated with public speaking, exhibitions, and informational outreach. In business contexts it refers to giving product or process presentations, while in educational settings it can mean explaining a concept to students. Its counterparts in other languages include English present (verb), French présenter, German präsentieren, and Italian presentare. The verb can also be prefixed to form compound verbs such as „prezentállás” (presentation), “prezentálás” (giving a presentation). The term is widely understood across Hungarian-speaking communities and is commonly used in media coverage, corporate communications, and academic writing.