Sugározzák

Sugározzák is a Hungarian verb form meaning "they radiate" or "they emit." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb sugározni, which means to radiate, emit, or beam. The form is used when the subject is plural and currently performing the action of radiating.

Etymology and formation: The verb sugározni derives from sugár, meaning ray or beam, with the verbal suffix -oz- forming the verb and the infinitive ending -ni. The present tense ending for third-person plural is -ják, producing sugározzák. This form can be contrasted with other present-tense forms such as sugároz (singular) or sugározik (third-person singular).

Usage: Sugározzák appears in contexts where something emits light, heat, signals, or similar phenomena, either literally or metaphorically. Examples include: "A csillagok sugározzák a fényt." (The stars radiate the light.) "A készülékek sugározzák a jeleket." (The devices radiate the signals.) In literary or journalistic language, it can describe atmosphere, mood, or influence being conveyed from a source to others. The form typically accompanies a direct object representing what is radiated (fény, hő, jelek, hangulat, etc.).

Related forms: sugároz (infinitive or third-person singular present), sugározik (third-person singular present), and other conjugations of sugározni. In broader usage, related terms include sugárzás (radiation) and kibocsát (to emit).