Feltárulnak

Feltárulnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are revealed," "they are uncovered," or "they unfold" in English. It is the third-person plural present indefinite conjugation of the verb feltár, meaning to reveal, uncover, disclose, or open up.

The verb is commonly used in contexts where something hidden or previously unknown becomes apparent. For example, historical secrets feltárulnak (are revealed) through archaeological discoveries. Similarly, the intricacies of a complex plan feltárulnak (unfold) as it progresses. In a more metaphorical sense, the true nature of a person or situation feltárulnak (is revealed) over time.

The indefinite conjugation suggests that the action is not directed at a specific object or person, but rather the subject itself is undergoing the process of being revealed or unfolding. This contrasts with the definite conjugation, which would imply a direct object. The plural form indicates that multiple things or entities are involved in this process. The present tense signifies that this revelation or unfolding is happening now or is a general truth.