Megersítenek

Megersítenek is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they harden,” “they set,” or “they strengthen.” It represents the third-person plural present indicative form of the causative verb megeresíteni (to harden or to strengthen) or of a closely related verb family in some contexts. The prefix me- marks a causative or completed action, while the root geresít conveys firmness or solidity.

Usage and meaning are context-dependent. The term appears in technical and descriptive texts that describe processes by which a material becomes more rigid or a structure gains solidity. This can include fields such as metallurgy, construction, ceramics, plastics processing, and food production when discussing texture-changing or stiffening steps. Figurative uses are also possible, describing situations where something’s resolve, character, or effectiveness is strengthened.

Grammar and form. Megersítenek is the present indicative form for a plural subject. The base infinitive is typically megeresíteni, with the stem megeresít- before the present-tense suffix. This form follows regular conjugation patterns of Hungarian verbs ending in -teni or related causative forms.

Etymology. The word derives from the prefix me- plus the root geresít, reflecting the notion of making something firmer or more solid, with the expected causative suffixes adjusted for Hungarian conjugation rules.

See also: megeresíteni, megerősíteni, megeresítés.