Elnémulnak

"Elnémulnak" is a Hungarian verb, the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "elnémulni". It translates to "they fall silent" or "they become mute" in English. The root of the verb is "némulni", which means to become silent or mute. The prefix "el-" often indicates completion or a change of state. Therefore, "elnémulnak" signifies the action of a group of people or entities ceasing to speak or make noise, either by choice or by circumstance.

This verb can be used in various contexts. It might describe a crowd that suddenly stops talking, perhaps due to a surprising event or a commanding presence. It can also refer to the cessation of sounds from inanimate objects or natural phenomena, such as a machine falling silent or a storm quieting down. In a more figurative sense, "elnémulnak" can describe people who are unable to express themselves or are silenced by oppression. The specific meaning is usually clarified by the surrounding context of the sentence or discussion.