Terhelnek

Terhelnek is a Hungarian verb form that represents the present indicative tense for the third-person plural of the verb terhelni, meaning to burden or to load. It is used when a group or multiple actors are imposing a burden or workload on someone or something.

As a transitive verb, terhelni takes a direct object, often describing burdens such as tasks, costs, or administrative load. Common contexts include physical loading, financial obligations, or organizational strain. For example, a sentence like “Ők terhelnek bennünket további feladatokkal” translates to “They burden us with additional tasks.”

Conjugation and usage notes: the infinitive is terhelni. Present indicative forms include: én terhelek, te terhelsz, ő terhel, mi terhelünk, ti terheltek, ők terhelnek. The verb is used with various objects to indicate the form of burden, such as people, organizations, or systems that impose duties, costs, or workload.

Etymology and related forms: terhelni derives from the base terhel-, related to terhelés (burden, load). Related adjectives and nouns include terhelő (burdensome), terhelés (burden/load), and teher (burden, load) in more general usage.

See also: teher, terhelés, terhelő, terhelési. The form terhelnek is primarily encountered in ordinary language when describing plural subjects imposing burdens on others.