érzékennyé

érzékennyé is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the adjective érzékeny, meaning sensitive. The suffix -vé is used to create a predicative participle that indicates a change of state, roughly translating to “to become sensitive” or “to make sensitive.” The form functions within phrases that express a transition, rather than as an independent verb.

In typical usage, érzékennyé appears with verbs of becoming (vállni/válik) or with causative constructions (tenni). It is not a standalone verb but a predicative complement in sentences such as érzékennyé válni (to become sensitive) or érzékennyé tenni (to make someone or something sensitive). In inflected sentences, the phrase takes the same case markings as other predicates.

Examples:

- A gyermek zajokra érzékennyé válik. (The child becomes sensitive to noise.)

- A rendszer érzékennyé vált a hamis riasztásokra. (The system became sensitive to false alarms.)

- A szervezetet érzékennyé tették a környezeti hatásokra. (They made the organism sensitive to environmental effects.)

In practice, érzékennyé is used across medical, psychological, and technical contexts to denote heightened sensitivity to stimuli, data, or conditions. It emphasizes the resulting state following a change, contrasting with érzékeny, which describes the inherent trait. Etymologically it blends érzékeny with the suffix -vé to express this state-change meaning.

See also: érzékeny, érzékenység, válni.