Frissítik

Frissítik is a Hungarian verb form derived from frissíteni, meaning to refresh or update. It is the present tense, third-person plural form, used when the subject is plural or when a passive or impersonal nuance is intended. In sentences it often functions with an implied subject such as "ők" (they) or in a passive-like construction.

In practical use, frissítik appears in contexts where something is being updated or refreshed. Examples include software updates, website or data refreshes, and content revisions. Typical sentences include "A szoftvert frissítik" (They update the software) or "Az oldalt frissítik" (The page is being updated). The form carries an active sense when a specific group is performing the action, and it can convey a passive meaning depending on sentence structure and context.

Grammatically, frissítik is the plural present form of frissíteni. Related forms include frissítem (I update), frissíted (you update), frissíti (he/she/it updates), frissítjük (we update), frissítitek (you all update), and frissítik (they update). The noun derived from the same root is frissítés, which denotes an update or refresh, used to refer to the act or result of updating.

Originwise, frissíteni is built from friss, meaning fresh, with a causative/infinitive suffix pattern typical of Hungarian verbs, producing a family of terms around updating and refreshing.