Beindulok

Beindulok is a Hungarian verb form used to describe the act of starting to move or to begin functioning, either literally for machines and vehicles or figuratively for processes, moods, or events. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb beindulni, formed by adding the prefix be- to the root indul (to begin, to depart). The prefix signals initiation or activation, so beindulok denotes that something is just starting up or gaining momentum. In standard usage, the corresponding third-person form is beindul, and the other persons are beindulunk (we start), beindulsz (you start), beindultok (you all start), beindulnak (they start). The past tense forms are beindultam, beindultál, beindult, beindultunk, beindultatok, beindultak, used to describe things that started previously.

Beindulok is common in colloquial Hungarian, especially to convey motivation, acceleration, or momentum: “Ha meglátom a feladatot, beindulok.” It is often used with related nouns such as beindulás (start, ignition) or beindítás (starting up, ignition). The term is widely understood across Hungarian-speaking regions, though preferred usage for a machine starting is often beindul in the third person, as in “a motor beindul,” while beindulok emphasizes the subject’s own action.