Fékeznek

Fékeznek is a Hungarian verb meaning "they are braking" or "they brake." It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb fékezni, which means "to brake." This verb is commonly used in contexts related to vehicles, such as cars, bicycles, or trains, indicating the action of slowing down or stopping.

The word fékeznek can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation where progress is being slowed or halted, although this is a less frequent usage. For example, one might say that economic development is "fékeznek" if it is experiencing a slowdown.

The root of the verb is "fék," which translates to "brake" in English. The "-ez" suffix often denotes an action, and the "-nek" ending signifies the third-person plural present tense. Therefore, fékeznek directly conveys the idea of multiple subjects performing the action of braking. Understanding this grammatical structure helps in comprehending its usage in various Hungarian sentences.