Mutatják

Mutatják is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person plural present tense (present indicative) of the verb mutatni, meaning to show, display, demonstrate, or indicate. It is used when the subject is "ők" (they) and the action is to show or present something.

In usage, mutatják often appears with a definite direct object, which in Hungarian triggers the definite conjugation. For example: Mutatják az eredményeket (They show the results) or Mutatják be az új terméket (They present the new product). When there is no definite object, the ordinary present tense form mutatnak may be used instead, depending on context.

The form is common in journalism, education, business, and everyday speech, in contexts such as presenting data, demonstrating a procedure, or displaying items. It contrasts with mutatják in cases where the object is indefinite or not specified, where other present-tense forms like mutatnak can appear.

Grammatical notes: Mutatják is derived from mutatni (to show). Other related forms include mutat (he/she/it shows) in the singular, mutatok (I show), mutatsz (you show), mutatunk (we show), mutatszok (you show, rare), and mutatnak (they show). The past tense form is mutattak (they showed), and the infinitive is mutatni.

Overall, mutatják is a standard, neutral verb form used to express that a group is showing or presenting something to others.