stimulál

Stimulál is a Hungarian verb meaning to stimulate, to cause an increase in activity or response in someone or something. It can refer to physical stimulation, such as applying a stimulus to nerves or muscles, as well as to triggering or encouraging processes, actions, or behaviors. In science and medicine the term is common for describing intentional activation of systems or responses.

Etymology and usage: The word is a loanword from Latin stimulare, likely through Western European languages and English. It is used across disciplines: in biology and physiology (stimulálja a sejtek aktivitását), in medicine (stimulálja a vérkeringést or immunrendszert), in psychology and education (stimulálja a figyelmet vagy a tanulási folyamatokat), and in economics and policy (gazdaságot stimulál politikákkal). Related forms include stimuláció (stimulation), stimuláns (stimulant), and stimuláló (stimulatory).

Conjugation and forms: stimulálni is the infinitive. Present tense forms include stimulálok, stimulálsz, stimulál, stimulálunk, stimuláltok, stimulálnak; past tense uses stimuláltam, stimuláltad, stimulálta, etc. The adjective and participial forms include stimuláló and stimuláns, used in phrases such as stimuláló hatás (a stimulatory effect) or stimuláns gyógyszer (stimulant drug).

Notes: The term is common in scientific and technical writing in Hungarian and is generally neutral in tone, describing the act of increasing activity, response, or performance in a system or organism.