Felhúzódnak

Felhúzódnak is a Hungarian verb form derived from felhúzódni. It expresses that something is being drawn up, lifted, or drawn closer, and it can be used in literal or figurative contexts. The prefix fel- adds a sense of upward movement or completion, while the stem húzódik comes from húz, “to pull,” and the -ódik suffix marks an intransitive, sometimes reflexive construction.

In practical use, felhúzódnak denotes a plural subject performing the action in the present tense. The infinitive of the verb is felhúzódni. The form is commonly employed to describe clothing adjustments—such as sleeves or hems being pulled up—as well as other objects that can be raised or drawn upward. In figurative language, it can describe phenomena that move closer together, rise, or intensify, such as crowds gathering or tensions increasing, depending on context.

Felhúzódnak belongs to a family of Hungarian verbs formed with the prefix fel- that generally convey upward movement, completion, or intensification. Related forms include felhúzódik (singular present) and felhúzódnak (plural present), with the infinitive felhúzódni and other conjugated tenses following standard Hungarian patterns for this verb class.