Kormányoznak

Kormányoznak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they steer," "they govern," or "they rule." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb "kormányoz." The verb can be used in a literal sense to describe the act of steering a vehicle, such as a boat or a car. For example, "A hajót kormányoznak" means "They are steering the boat."

In a more abstract sense, "kormányoznak" refers to the act of governing or ruling a country, organization, or group. This usage implies leadership, control, and decision-making. For instance, "A miniszterelnök kormányozza az országot" translates to "The prime minister governs the country." When used in the plural form, "kormányoznak," it suggests that a group or collective entity is in power. "A párt tagjai kormányoznak" would mean "The party members are governing."

The verb's etymology is related to the word "kormány," which means "rudder" or "steering wheel." This connection highlights the core concept of direction and control inherent in the verb. The broader implications of "kormányoznak" extend to political science, management, and any situation where leadership and direction are exercised. It emphasizes the active role of those in power in shaping the course of events or the destiny of a collective.