Felolvasnak

Felolvasnak is a Hungarian verb form meaning "they read aloud." It is the third-person plural present tense of felolvasni, the infinitive meaning to read aloud or to recite aloud to an audience. The form is used when the subject is plural.

Etymology and grammar: The verb felolvasni combines the prefix fel- with the root olvasni (to read). The prefix adds a sense of performing the action aloud. In present tense, the main finite forms are: felolvasom (I read aloud), felolvasol (you read aloud), felolvas (he/she reads aloud), felolvasunk (we read aloud), felolvastok (you read aloud), felolvasnak (they read aloud).

Usage: Felolvasnak describes the act of reading a text aloud to others. It is common in educational settings, public readings, theatre rehearsals, and informal storytelling. The verb is transitive and typically followed by a direct object in the accusative, for example, felolvasnak egy fejezetet (they read aloud a chapter). It can also appear in narratives to describe characters performing an audible reading.

Notes: Felolvasni is the base form, a transitive verb. The related noun felolvasás means "reading aloud." The construction is a standard example of a Hungarian prefixed verb, where the prefix fel- accompanies the root olvasni to indicate the specific action of reading aloud.