tesztel

Tesztel is a Hungarian verb meaning to test or to perform testing. It is used to describe the act of evaluating the properties, functionality, or performance of something, ranging from software and products to ideas and hypotheses. In everyday and technical language, tesztel appears in sentences that describe the process of verification, validation, or quality assessment.

The standard infinitive form is tesztelni. Tesztel itself appears in conjugated forms within sentences (for example, in present tense forms). The word derives from the noun teszt, meaning a test, which is borrowed from English or German. Related terms include tesztelés, the act of testing, and tesztelő, a tester or someone who conducts tests.

Usage notes and contexts: tesztel is common in software development, quality assurance, and research, where testing is a formal step in evaluating a product or hypothesis. It is typically transitive, taking a direct object such as a program, a component, or a concept: for example, A szoftvert tesztelik (They test the software). Other phrases include automated testing (automatizált tesztelés) and unit testing (egységtesztelés) in technical contexts.

See also: teszt, tesztelés, tesztelő.