Sorolódnak

Sorolódnak is a Hungarian verb form meaning "they are listed" or "they occur in sequence." It is the present indicative third-person plural of sorolódik, an intransitive verb used to describe items, events, or entities that are arranged according to a criterion such as order, chronology, or alphabet. The expression emphasizes a state of arrangement rather than an intentional action by a subject.

Common contexts include data sets, catalogs, bibliographies, or schedules, where items are organized in a defined order. Examples: A résztvevők nevei a beérkezés időrendi sorrendjében sorolódnak. A könyvek a szerzők nevei szerint betűrendben sorolódnak. In such sentences the subject is plural, and the verb denotes the resulting order rather than an act performed by an agent.

Etymology and related terms: The verb derives from sor or sorol, meaning line or row, with the verbal suffix -ol-. Related words include sorolás (enumeration) and felsorolás (listing). The concept is connected to sorrend (order) and időrend (chronological order) as ways of organizing items. Sorolódik contrasts with rendezés (to arrange) or felsorolás (to enumerate) in that sorolódik emphasizes the state of being arranged in a sequence rather than the act of listing. See also sor, sorrend, időrend, betűrend.