Felkészítik

Felkészítik is a Hungarian verb form that roughly means "they prepare (someone) for something." It is the third person plural present tense of the verb felkészít, and it is used with a direct object representing the person or thing being prepared, often accompanied by a phrase indicating the purpose.

The base form is felkészít-, built from the prefix fel- and the root készít, meaning "to prepare" or "to make." The ending -ik marks the present tense in the third person plural: felkészítik = they prepare. Other related forms include felkészíti (he/she prepares) and felkészítették (they prepared). The noun form felkészítés means "preparation," and felkészítő can mean "preparatory" or "trainer."

Usage of felkészítik is common in educational, training, sports, military, and organizational contexts. It typically appears with a direct object denoting the recipient and with a purpose clause, such as a destination or goal. Example: A tanárok felkészítik a diákokat a vizsgára (The teachers prepare the students for the exam).

Etymology derives from the prefix fel- (“up, for”) combined with készít (“to prepare/make”), forming a verb that emphasizes readiness or preparation for a specific purpose. The construction is productive in Hungarian and pairs with various objects and purposes to describe preparatory processes across different fields.