Nyíratja

Nyíratja is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular present indefinite indicative form of the verb nyír, meaning "to cut" or "to shear". Therefore, "nyíratja" translates to "he/she/it cuts" or "he/she/it shears" in English, when the object of the cutting or shearing is indefinite or unspecified. This form is used when the subject performs the action of cutting on something without a specific object being named. For example, "A juh nyíratja a gyapjúját" would translate to "The sheep shears its wool," where "nyíratja" indicates the action of shearing. The indefinite nature of the object is a key characteristic of this verb conjugation in Hungarian grammar. This specific form is commonly encountered in everyday conversation and written texts. It is a fundamental part of Hungarian verb conjugation, illustrating how tense, person, and definiteness of the object are conveyed. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences where the subject is performing an action of cutting or shearing.