Kutatja

Kutatja is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he/she investigates” or “is researching.” It is the present indicative third-person singular of the verb kutatni, which means to search, investigate, or examine. The form is used when the subject performs the action on something, typically with a direct object in the accusative.

In usage, kutatja governs a direct object and can be combined with adverbs indicating time or manner. Examples include: “Ő kutatja a nyomokat.” and “A kutatók kutatják az adatokat.” The verb kutatni has several present forms, including kutatok (I search), kutatsz (you search), kutatja (he/she searches), kutatjuk (we search), kutatjátok (you search, plural), and kutatják (they search).

Etymology: kutatja is derived from kutatni, with the suffix -ja marking the 3rd person singular present. This reflects a common Hungarian conjugation pattern where personal endings attach to the verb stem to indicate subject person and number.

See also: kutatni.