begyújtják

Begyújtják is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the third-person plural present indicative of begyújtani, meaning they light or ignite. It is used when a group performs the action of starting a fire or making something burn.

The form is built from the verb gyújtani (to ignite) with the prefix be-, which in Hungarian often signals the initiation or bringing into operation of an action. Begyújtani thus conveys the sense of initiating burning, as opposed to simply maintaining it.

Usage and examples: Begyújtják is typically used for literal ignition. Examples include a kitchen scenario such as begyújtják a tüzet (they light the fire) or begyújtják a tűzhelyet (they light the stove). It can also appear with other burnable objects, such as candles or fireplaces, in contexts describing the act of starting combustion.

Conjugation and related forms: The base verb begyújtani follows standard Hungarian conjugation. Present tense forms include: én begyújtom, te begyújtod, ő begyújtja, mi begyújtjuk, ti begyújtjátok, ők begyújtják. The past tense forms include: ő begyújtotta, ők begyújtották. The imperative and other moods are formed similarly to other Hungarian verbs with the begyújt- stem.

Translation and note: In English, begyújtják corresponds to “they light/ignite (something),” typically used for literal ignition of a fire or heat source. The term is primarily literal, with occasional metaphorical use being less common in everyday language.