Hasítanak

Hasítanak is the present tense, third-person plural form of the Hungarian verb hasít, which means to split, cleave, or divide. The verb describes breaking something into parts along a line, typically with a cutting tool such as an axe or saw, or by force. It can refer to the physical splitting of materials like wood, stone, or ice, and it can also be used metaphorically for dividing ideas or groups.

In usage, hasít appears in sentences where multiple subjects perform a splitting action. The infinitive is hasít; the third-person plural present form is hasítanak. Other present-tense forms include hasítok (I split) and hasítasz (you split). The past participle is hasított, which is used in compound tenses. Related nouns include hasadás (a split or fracture) and hasítás (the act of splitting).

Example: A favágók hasítanak fát. Here the subjects (the woodcutters) perform the action of splitting wood in the present tense.

Notes and related terms: hasítás and hasadás describe the phenomenon or act of splitting, while hasít as a verb covers both literal and figurative divisions. The form hasítanak specifically marks a plural, non-definite subject performing the action in the present.