Depresszálják

Depresszálják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are depressing" or "they depress." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb depresszálni. The verb itself is derived from the English word "depress," indicating a state of low spirits or sadness.

In Hungarian grammar, the "-ják" suffix signifies the third-person plural, active voice, and present tense. Therefore, "depresszálják" is used when referring to multiple subjects causing a state of depression or sadness in someone or something. For instance, one might say "A rossz hírek depresszálják az embereket" which means "The bad news depresses the people." The context in which "depresszálják" is used will determine the specific nuance of the meaning, but it consistently refers to an action or influence that lowers mood or spirits.