Vonják

Vonják is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the present tense, third-person plural, of the verb vonz. The basic meaning of vonz is to pull, draw, or attract, and vonják is used when the subject is plural (they) performing the action. The form is created by adding the third-person plural ending to the stem vonz-, with the usual Hungarian vowel harmony rules affecting the exact spelling in related forms.

The verb vonz covers both literal and figurative senses. Literally, it can describe physical pulling or drawing of objects, such as towing or hauling. Figuratively, it is used to express attraction or drawing power, for example, when people, crowds, or attention are attracted by something. In these senses, vonz shares semantic territory with related verbs in Hungarian that describe attraction and appeal.

In usage, vonják appears in diverse contexts, including everyday speech, media, and literature, whenever multiple agents are performing the action of pulling or drawing. It is part of a broader set of forms built from the same root, including other tenses and moods of vonz.

See also: vonz, húz.