Nyernek

Nyernek is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb nyerni, meaning to win or to earn. It is used when the subject of the sentence is plural, referring to multiple players, teams, or contestants that win a competition or prize.

Morphology and usage notes: The verb nyerni (to win) forms its present tense with a root nyer- and a suffix that marks person and number. Nyernek specifically marks they win. It is commonly used in sports, contests, lotteries, and other competitive contexts. The corresponding singular form is nyer (he or she wins).

Examples: A csapatok nyernek a döntőben is a correct usage for plural subjects in the present tense, meaning “The teams win the final.” Another example is Ők nyernek pénzt a sorsoláson, meaning “They win money in the lottery.” Nyernek can appear in neutral reporting, sports commentary, or everyday statements about outcomes of competitions.

Relation to nyerni and related forms: Nyernek is derived from the infinitive nyerni (to win). The form differs from the singular nyer (he/she wins) and from other person-number forms used in the present tense.

See also: nyerni, nyer (present singular), or other present-tense forms of Hungarian verbs. In translation, nyernek corresponds to “they win” in English.