Kivonják

Kivonják is a Hungarian verb form meaning they withdraw or they deduct. It is the third-person plural present indicative of the verb kivonni, which covers senses such as withdrawing, pulling out, or subtracting. The prefix ki- combined with vonni (to pull, to draw) gives the core sense of moving something outward or away.

The form is commonly used in several domains. In finance or commerce, it can describe withdrawing money from an account or removing products from a market: például, A vállalatok kivonják a termékeket a piacról. In accounting or banking, it may refer to money being withdrawn from a账户: A számláról kivonják a pénzt. In mathematics or everyday arithmetic, it is used for subtraction: Kivonják az egyik értéket a másikból.

Grammatically, kivonják is one of several finite forms of kivonni. Its main contrasting forms include kivonom (1st singular), kivonják (3rd plural present), and kivonták (3rd plural past). Word formation with ki- and vonni allows other related forms such as kivonás (withdrawal, deduction) and kivonulás (withdrawal, stepping away), which share the same semantic field.

In sum, kivonják functions as a versatile present-tense form used to describe agents performing withdrawal, subtraction, or extraction across contexts such as finance, commerce, and mathematics.