Csatolnak

Csatolnak is a Hungarian verb form that serves as the third-person plural present indicative of the verb csatolni, meaning to attach or to enclose documents or items with a message, letter, or electronic communication. The base infinitive is csatolni, and csatolnak specifically indicates that “they attach.”

In usage, csatolnak appears in sentences describing the action performed by multiple subjects. For example, the sentence “Ők néhány fájlt csatolnak az e-mailhez” translates to “They attach a few files to the email.” It is commonly used in administrative, business, and digital communication contexts when referring to attaching files to emails, forms, or other documents.

Morphology and related terms: csatolni is a regular verb. Related forms include csatolt (attached) as a past participle, csatolás (the act of attaching or attachment), and csatolmány (attachment, in particular a file or document attached to a message). The noun csatolmány and the adjective csatolt are often used in discussing documents and electronic correspondence. The expression csatolásra utasításokat adni or similar phrases would use the noun form to refer to the act or process of attaching.

Overview: csatolnak exemplifies Hungarian verb conjugation for third-person plural present and is primarily used in contexts involving attaching documents or files to communications. It sits within a small family of terms around attachment, including csatolni, csatolás, and csatolmány.