Elfogadják

Elfogadják is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the third-person plural present indicative of the verb elfogad. The base meaning is “they accept” or “they approve,” and it is used when a group consents to something offered, proposed, or decided. Common contexts include accepting an offer, approving a proposal, or recognizing a decision or policy as valid.

Etymology and meaning: elfogad comes from fogad, meaning to receive or accept, with the prefix el- adding a sense of completion or attainment. The form elfogadják emphasizes that multiple subjects are performing the action in the present tense. The verb can take various direct objects in the accusative case, such as ajánlatot (offer), döntést (decision), vagy feltételeket (conditions).

Grammar and related forms: elfogadni is the infinitive; elfogadott is the past participle. The present tense conjugation for the active voice includes: én elfogadom, te elfogadod, ő elfogadja, mi elfogadjuk, ti elfogadjátok, ők elfogadják. The noun corresponding to the action is elfogadás, meaning acceptance or approval, and elfogadó can describe someone who is permissive or accepting.

Usage notes: elfogadják is common in formal and informal contexts when there is explicit consent or acceptance by a group, such as committees, organizations, or participants. It does not convey agreement by one person alone; the subject is plural.

See also: elfogadás, elfogadó, fogadás.