Feltárják

Feltárják is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb feltárni, meaning to reveal, uncover, disclose, or, in some contexts, to excavate. The word signals that a plural subject is actively bringing information or material to light, whether by exposing facts in a report or by uncovering remains at a site. The sense varies with context: in journalism or inquiry it commonly means disclosing information; in archaeology or fieldwork it can mean excavating to uncover evidence.

Etymology and usage: feltárni combines the prefix fel- with the root tár, which conveys making something visible or open. This yields a broad semantic range centered on bringing something previously hidden into light. In everyday language feltárják often appears when describing investigations, research findings, or the progressive uncovering of details. In archaeological contexts, feltárják can also imply methodical uncovering of a site or stratigraphic layers to reveal artifacts.

Grammar and morphology: feltárják is a finite verb form, specifically the present tense, indicative mood, third-person plural. It is built from the stem feltár- plus the suffix -ják, which marks the 3rd person plural. Other forms include feltárok (I reveal), feltárod (you reveal), feltárják (they reveal), and the past tense feltárták (they uncovered).

See also: feltárás (uncovering, excavation), feltáró (revealing, uncovering), feltárni (to reveal).

Example sentences:

- A nyomozók feltárják az új bizonyítékokat.

- A régészek feltárják a lelőhelyet.

- A kutatók feltárják az adatokat.