Létesülnek

Létesülnek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "are established," "are founded," "are realized," or "come into existence" in English. It is the plural, present tense, definite conjugation of the verb "létesül." The verb "létesül" itself is derived from the noun "lét," meaning "existence" or "being," and the suffix "-sül," which often indicates a passive or reflexive action, or a process of becoming. Therefore, "létesülnek" literally implies that something or multiple things are coming into existence or being brought into being.

This verb is commonly used in contexts describing the establishment of organizations, companies, institutions, or even abstract concepts. For example, one might say "új iskolák létesülnek" which translates to "new schools are being established." It can also refer to the realization of plans or goals, such as "tervek létesülnek" meaning "plans are being realized." The definite conjugation indicates that the subject of the verb is specific and known. The plural form signifies that the action is being performed by or upon multiple entities.