Intézked

Intézked is a Hungarian verb that means to take measures or steps in response to a situation. It is commonly used to describe actions by governments, organizations, or individuals aimed at addressing problems, preventing harm, or implementing policy. The related noun érdék is "intézkedés" meaning a measure, action, or precaution.

In Hungarian, the infinitive form is intézkedni, and the verb is used with a variety of auxiliary constructions to express tense and mood. The present tense is formed regularly, with the third-person singular example typically appearing as intézkedik, meaning “he/she/it takes measures.” The past tense is formed with a standard past suffix, as in intézkedett for “took measures.” The imperative form is intézkedj (singular) or intézkedjetek (plural), used to give a direct instruction to take action. The verb also combines with modal or temporal phrases to indicate urgency or timeframe, such as széles körûen vagy sürgősen hozott intézkedések.

Common usage collocations include intézkedést hoz/hoztak (to take measures), intézkedéseket bevezet (to introduce measures), and közbeszerzési vagy biztonsági intézkedések (procurement or security measures). The term often appears in news, policy documents, and organizational communications when describing responses to crises, regulatory changes, or operational risk.

See also: intősz, intőjavaslat, intés, intézkedés. The related noun “intézkedés” covers the concrete actions or steps themselves, while the verb emphasis is on the act of taking those steps.