Meggátolnak

Meggátolnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they prevent," "they hinder," or "they obstruct" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb meggátol. This verb is used to describe situations where an action, process, or progress is stopped or made difficult by some external force or factor.

The root of the verb, "gátol," signifies an impediment or barrier. The prefix "meg-" indicates the completion of an action or the achievement of a result, suggesting that the prevention or hindrance has been effectively carried out. Therefore, "meggátolnak" implies a definitive act of stopping or impeding.

Examples of its usage might include describing how bad weather can prevent a flight from taking off, how a lack of funding can hinder a project's completion, or how certain regulations can obstruct business growth. The context in which "meggátolnak" is used will determine the precise nuance of the prevention or obstruction being described. It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian, reflecting the many ways in which things can be stopped or made more difficult.