Repednek

Repednek is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb reped, which means to crack, split, or fissure. The form is used when describing surfaces or materials that are currently developing cracks. It can describe physical changes in buildings, ice, wood, or other hard substrates, as well as metaphorical cracks in plans or arguments.

Conjugation and related forms: The verb stem is reped. Present tense forms include repedek (I crack), repedsz (you crack), reped (he/she cracks), repedünk (we crack), repedtek (you all crack), repednek (they crack). The noun repedés denotes a crack or fissure.

Usage notes: Repednek marks ongoing action in the present tense and does not imply completed cracking. It is commonly used in descriptive writing about weathering, aging, or structural stress. The form is primarily used in Hungarian contexts; in translations it is often employed to convey a sense of cracking or fracturing.

Examples: A falak repednek a fagy miatt. Az ablakok repednek, mert a hideg volt az évek során. Az alapok repednek a nedvesség miatt.

See also: repedés (crack or fissure)