Fenyegetik

Fenyegetik is a Hungarian verb form meaning "they threaten." It is the present tense form used with a plural subject of the verb fenyegetni (to threaten). The base idea is to express intimidation, coercion, or the act of making a threat.

Usage: Fenyegetik is transitive and typically takes a direct object—the person or thing that is threatened. Example: "A csoport tagjai fenyegetik a tanárt." The corresponding singular form is fenyeget (he/she threatens).

Related forms: The noun fenyegetés refers to a threat; fenyegető is an adjective meaning threatening, and fenyegető magatartás means threatening behavior. These related terms are commonly used in legal, journalistic, and everyday contexts to describe the nature or act of intimidation.

Context: The term appears in news reporting, legal texts, and social discourse to describe intimidation or coercion, whether verbal or written. In many jurisdictions, fenyegetés is considered a criminal act when it induces fear or risk of harm, and it can be addressed in law, civil cases, or workplace policies.

See also: Common related terms include fenyegetés, fenyegető, fenyegető magatartás, and fenyegetni.