tesztet

Tesztet is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun teszt, meaning test, examination, or assessment. In sentences, tesztet functions as the direct object of verbs that describe performing, taking, or evaluating a test. The form is used across various contexts, including education, medicine, and technology, where tests or assessments are involved.

The word teszt is a loanword widely used in Hungarian, originating from the English word test. It has become a standard term for both evaluative procedures (exams and quizzes) and process verifications (quality and software testing). Its usage spans formal contexts, such as school or medical settings, and informal or professional environments in computing and product development.

Morphology and usage: the base form teszt is masculine and singular in nominative mood. The accusative singular is tesztet, used when the test is the object of the action. Plural forms are tesztek (nominative) and teszteket (accusative). This pattern reflects Hungarian object-marking conventions, where the accusative suffix -et/-at is added to signal direct objects.

Examples include:

- Megcsináltam a tesztet. (I completed the test.)

- A tanár kiértékelte a tesztet. (The teacher evaluated the test.)

- A szoftver tesztelése során a tesztet többször lefuttatták. (During software testing, the test was run several times.)

See also teszt, tesztelés, and related terms for broader usage in education and technology.