Elkötelezdnek

"Elkötelezdnek" is a Hungarian verb. It is the plural form of the verb "elköteleződik," meaning "to become committed" or "to pledge oneself." When used in the plural, it refers to a group of people who are making a commitment or taking a pledge.

The root of the verb is "köt," which means "to tie" or "to bind." The prefix "el-" can indicate completion or movement away, and the suffix "-ződik" is a reflexive verb-forming suffix, implying that the action is done by oneself or for oneself. Therefore, "elköteleződik" literally suggests binding oneself to something.

In common usage, "elkötelezdnek" implies a strong sense of dedication or loyalty towards a cause, person, or idea. It can be used in various contexts, such as personal relationships, professional endeavors, or political affiliations. For instance, a group of volunteers might "elkötelezdnek" to a humanitarian project, signifying their deep commitment to its success. Similarly, a political party might expect its members to "elkötelezdnek" to its ideology. The verb emphasizes a voluntary and often deep-seated dedication.