variálja

Variálja is the form of the Hungarian verb variálni, meaning to vary, alter, or diversify something. It denotes the action of changing parameters, styles, or elements within a set, often to achieve a different outcome or to explore alternatives. The word is a relatively recent loanword in Hungarian, likely borrowed from Western European languages such as English vary or French varier, and adapted to Hungarian phonology and conjugation.

Usage and meaning: Variálja is the third person singular present tense form (ő variálja) and is used to describe someone or something that is varying or changing. In everyday language it can refer to adjusting or tweaking aspects of a thing, such as style, arrangement, or parameters. In technical or professional contexts, variálás (the noun form) describes the act of variation, while variálható denotes something that can be varied or adjusted.

Examples: "Ő variálja a beszéd stílusát." (She varies her speaking style.) "A tervező variálja a színeket a prototípusban." (The designer varies the colors in the prototype.) "A kísérlet során variáljuk a bemeneteket." (During the experiment we vary the inputs.)

Related terms: variálás (the act of varying), variáció (variation, especially in music or design), variáns (variant). The concept is common across fields such as design, music, statistics, and computing, where exploring different configurations or options is a typical practice.