Elégítik

"Elégítik" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they satisfy" or "they suffice." It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "elégít," which means to satisfy, fulfill, or meet a need or demand. The verb can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, "elégítik" might describe a group of people or things fulfilling a requirement. For example, a group of workers might "elégítik" a production quota, or a certain amount of resources might "elégítik" the needs of a project. The object of the verb is typically a noun representing the need, demand, or requirement being met.

Figuratively, "elégítik" can refer to the satisfaction of desires, expectations, or even a feeling of contentment. A book might "elégítik" a reader's curiosity, or a successful outcome might "elégítik" the hopes of a community. The subject performing the action can be abstract, such as a policy or an event, or concrete, like individuals.

The grammatical structure requires a plural subject performing the action. If the subject were singular, the verb form would be "elégíti." Understanding the context in which "elégítik" is used is key to grasping its precise meaning, as it can range from meeting basic necessities to fulfilling complex emotional or intellectual requirements.