Informálják

Informálják is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb informálni, meaning to inform or to notify.

Morphology and usage: The form is built from the stem informál- plus the suffix -ják, which marks a plural subject (ők or another plural subject). It is used with a transitive sense, taking a direct object in the accusative case to specify what is being informed. For example: “Ők informálják a lakosokat” translates to “They inform the residents.”

Context and nuance: Informálják appears in formal and semi-formal contexts where multiple agents provide information to others. It is common in administrative communications, organizational updates, media reporting, and educational materials. In contrast, the past tense plural form is informálták (they informed), and future references may use forms like informálni fogják or fognak informálni, depending on emphasis.

Etymology: The verb informálni is a loanword in Hungarian, ultimately deriving from the Latin rooted verb form informare, via French-influenced or other Romance-language pathways that contributed to the Hungarian lexicon for information and notification.

See also: For related forms, see informál (the present singular form) and informálom (possible first-person singular form in different tenses), as well as other Hungarian verb conjugations for transitive verbs.