Gyártani

Gyártani is a Hungarian verb meaning to manufacture or produce goods, especially within industry or crafts. It is used for creating tangible products, ranging from artisanal items to large-scale industrial output.

It is formed as an infinitive with the suffix -ni (gyártani). The stem gyárt- appears in related nouns such as gyártás (manufacturing/production), gyártó (manufacturer/producer), and gyár (factory). The verb is conjugated according to standard Hungarian patterns, taking typical endings for person, number, and mood.

In economic and technical language, gyártani distinguishes the act of making goods on a production line from other forms of making, such as fabricating or creating ideas. It is commonly contrasted with előállítani (to produce/bring forth) when the focus is on result rather than process, and with készíteni (to make/prepare) for more manual, craft-oriented activity.

Historically, Hungarian manufacturing developed significantly during the 19th century industrialization, with growth in textiles, machinery, and food processing. In the modern economy, gyártás remains a central activity in sectors such as automotive, electronics, chemical, and consumer goods. The term also appears in business contexts, for example in descriptions of production planning, supply chains, and manufacturing costs (gyártási költségek).