Munkálkodnak

Munkálkodnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are working" or "they are operating." It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "munkálkodni." This verb describes the act of engaging in work, labor, or a specific task, often implying a process or ongoing activity. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

In a literal context, "munkálkodnak" refers to people performing manual labor, professional duties, or any form of productive activity. For example, "A munkások az építkezésen munkálkodnak" means "The workers are working on the construction site." It can also describe the operation of machinery or systems. "A gépek egész nap munkálkodnak" translates to "The machines are operating all day."

Figuratively, "munkálkodnak" can describe abstract processes or forces at play. For instance, "A jó szándékok mögött más erők is munkálkodnak" could mean "Other forces are also at play behind the good intentions." In this sense, it suggests an underlying influence or activity that may not be immediately apparent. The verb emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action, highlighting that the work or operation is currently in progress.