Alapítanak

Alapítanak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to found," "to establish," or "to set up" in English. It is used to describe the act of creating or bringing into existence something new, such as a company, an organization, an institution, or even a settlement. The verb can be used in various contexts, from formal business settings to more general descriptions of starting something from scratch.

The present tense conjugation of alapítanak for the third person plural is "alapítanak." This form indicates that a group of people or entities are currently in the process of founding or establishing something. For example, "A vállalatok új alapítanak" would mean "The companies are founding new ones."

In the past tense, the third person plural form is "alapítottak," meaning "they founded" or "they established." An example sentence could be, "A settlers alapítottak egy új falut" which translates to "The settlers founded a new village."

The future tense would typically be expressed using auxiliary verbs or phrases, as Hungarian verbs often don't have distinct future tense conjugations in the same way some other languages do. However, the core meaning of founding or establishing remains consistent across its various grammatical forms. The concept of "alapítanak" is fundamental to describing the initiation and creation of entities within Hungarian society and beyond.