Párosulnak

Párosulnak is the Hungarian verb form meaning “they pair up” or “they form a pair.” It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb párosulni (to pair up, to form a pair). The expression describes two or more participants coordinating to become a pair, often for a shared task, activity, or arrangement.

The verb derives from the root páros-, related to páros, meaning paired or coupled. The infinitive is párosulni, and párosulnak is used for the third-person plural present. Like other -ul/-ül verbs in Hungarian, its forms follow standard conjugation patterns, with different endings for person and number in other tenses and moods.

Párosulnak is used in a variety of contexts. In education, it commonly describes students forming pairs to work together on assignments or exercises. In social activities such as dancing or games, participants may párosulnak to create couples or teams. In biology or genetics, the term can be used metaphorically to describe the pairing of chromosomes or organisms, though more technical terms and noun forms such as párosítás or párosulás are often preferred in scientific writing.

See also: párosítás (pairing), pár (pair). The concept centers on forming a cooperative or mutual pairing between individuals or entities, whether for learning, social interaction, or comparative analysis.