Kanyarodnak

Kanyarodnak is a Hungarian verb meaning "they turn" or "are turning." It is the present indicative form of the infinitive kanyarodni, which means "to turn." The verb is regular and imperfective, derived from the noun kanyar ("bend, curve") with the verbal suffix -od- and the third-person plural ending -nak.

In use, kanyarodnak describes a turning movement, typically of vehicles at an intersection or of people changing direction. It can be employed in literal contexts and, less commonly, in figurative ones to indicate changing course or approach. Example: A járművek balra kanyarodnak az útkereszteződésnél.

Conjugation (present indicative): én kanyarodok, te kanyarodsz, ő kanyarodik, mi kanyarodunk, ti kanyarodtok, ők kanyarodnak. Past indefinite forms: én kanyarodtam, te kanyarodtál, ő kanyarodott, mi kanyarodtunk, ti kanyarodtatok, ők kanyarodtak. Present participle: kanyarodó; past participle: kanyarodott.

See also: kanyar, kanyarodás.

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