Terveztek

Terveztek is a Hungarian verbal form derived from the verb tervezni, meaning to plan or to design. The word can function in two distinct grammatical roles: as the second-person plural present tense form (you all plan/design) and as the third-person plural past tense form (they planned/designed). The infinitive form is tervezni, and tervezkepexplains the root tervez- with the appropriate personal ending.

In use, terveztek appears in sentences where the subject is a plural you or a plural third party, depending on the tense. For example, in the present tense: “Ti terveztek egy új költségvetést.” meaning “You all plan a new budget.” In the past tense: “Ők terveztek egy új hidat.” meaning “They designed a new bridge.” Context typically clarifies which tense and subject are intended, since the same surface form occurs for both.

Related words include the noun terv, meaning plan or design, and tervezés, meaning design or planning. The term tervező denotes a designer or planner, while tervezett is a past participle meaning planned or designed.

The word reflects the common Hungarian pattern of forming verbs from nouns with the -ni suffix for the infinitive, and using distinct endings to mark person, number, and tense. Terveztek thus serves as a versatile form across both present and past contexts, relying on surrounding elements to convey precise time and subject.