Irányítanak

Irányítanak is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb irányít, meaning "they direct", "they control" or "they steer". It is used to describe actions performed by multiple agents who manage, guide, operate, or regulate a person, group, system or process.

Morphologically, the form is built from the verb stem irányít plus the third-person plural present suffix -nak/-nek; the appropriate vowel-harmony variant is selected according to Hungarian phonological rules. As a verb, irányít is typically transitive and can take a direct object in the accusative to indicate what is being directed or controlled.

The term appears across many contexts: organizational or managerial settings (managers directing teams), technical fields (systems or controllers steering machinery or software processes), transportation and traffic control, and figurative uses (directing attention or influence). In computing and networking it can be used to describe the redirection or routing of data and requests.

Related forms include the infinitive irányítani, the present tense singular irányít, and the past tense irányították. Synonyms and near-synonyms in Hungarian include vezérel and vezet. The derived nouns irányító (controller) and irányítás (direction, control) denote the agent and the act or system of directing, respectively.

Example sentence: "A szakemberek irányítanak a projekten," meaning "The specialists are directing the project."