Tekercselnek

Tekercselnek is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they coil” or “they wind into coils.” It is the present tense, third-person plural form of the infinitive tekercselni, which denotes the action of winding a thread, wire, or similar material into a coil or wrap. The term is used in both everyday language and technical contexts.

Etymology and form: Tekercselni comes from tekercs, meaning “roll” or “coil,” combined with the verb-forming suffix -elni. The present plural form tekercselnek shows that the subject is plural and performing the action at the present moment. Other related forms include tekercsel: the stem used to form various tenses and moods, tekercselő (winding machine or person performing winding), and tekercselés (the act or process of winding).

Usage and contexts: In electrical and mechanical engineering, tekercselnek describes the process of winding wires around a core to create coils for inductors, transformers, or actuators. For example, a team of technicians tekercselnek huzalt a transzformer magjára. The term also appears in manufacturing and crafts when materials are coiled or wrapped into a spiral form, and more generally to describe any act of winding something into a coil.

See also: tekercs, tekercselés, tekercselő. These related terms cover the noun for a coil, the process of winding, and the winding device or operator.