Jutalmazzák

Jutalmazzák is a Hungarian verb form derived from the infinitive jutalmazni (to reward). It represents the present tense, third-person plural form with a definite direct object, i.e., they reward (someone or something) when the object is definite. The form is commonly used in sentences where the object is specified, for example, a dolgozókat (the workers).

Grammatically, jutalmazzák belongs to the definite conjugation pattern of Hungarian verbs. The suffix -zák/-zék/-zák is used with certain stems to indicate a definite object in the third-person plural present. The same verb can appear in other plural forms depending on object definiteness: jutalmaznak (they reward, with an indefinite object) or other person/tense forms like jutalmazott (they rewarded).

Usage and meaning: jutalmazzák conveys the act of rewarding or awarding performed by a subject, often in formal or written contexts such as corporate announcements, news reports, or official recognitions. It highlights the act directed at a specific group or individuals when the object is known to the reader or listener. Related nouns include jutalom (reward) and the abstract concept jutalmazás (rewarding, awarding).

Examples:

- A dolgozókat jutalmazzák a kiemelkedő teljesítményért. (The workers are rewarded for outstanding performance.)

- A verseny nyerteseit jutalmazzák. (The competition winners are rewarded.)

Etymology and related forms: jutalmazzák comes from jutalom (reward) plus a verbal conjugation suffix. Related forms include jutalmazni (to reward), jutalmazás (rewarding), and jutalmazó (rewarding agent or donor).