Bekapcsolja

Bekapcsolja is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he/she turns on” or “is turning on,” used when a person activates a device or system. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the infinitive bekapcsolni, which means to turn on or switch on. The prefix be- combined with kapcsolni (to connect or switch) expresses the action of putting something into an active state.

In everyday use, bekapcsolja appears with a direct object such as a device or system. Examples include: Ő bekapcsolja a tévét. (He/She turns on the TV.) A számítógépet bekapcsolja, és felcsatlakozik az internetre. (He/She turns on the computer and connects to the internet.) The verb also forms other tenses: bekapcsolta means “turned on,” bekapcsolni is the infinitive, and bekapcsoló lehet a noun form for a switch or activator.

Common related terms include bekapcsolás (the act of turning on or the state of being on), bekapcsoló (the switch or activator), and be- prefix verbs such as bekapcsolólagless common variants. The phrase is widely used across formal and informal Hungarian, with neutral register suitable for technical, instructional, and everyday contexts. In translation, bekapcsolja corresponds to “he/she turns on” or “he/she switches on,” depending on the subject and tense.