beindítja

Beindítja is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb beindítani, meaning to start up, to get moving, or to trigger. It is used transitively, requiring a direct object, and can refer to physical activation of machinery or to more abstract or systemic activations.

Common uses include starting a motor or device (beindítja a motort, he starts the engine), launching or triggering a service or process (beindítja a szolgáltatást, he starts the service), and figurative expressions such as stimulating activity or initiating a project or economy (beindítja a beruházásokat, it spurs investments). The form is versatile and appears in both practical and figurative contexts.

Grammar notes: beindítja comes from the finite form of beindítani, whose infinitive is beindítani, past tense forms include beindította, and past participle beindított. The verb combines the prefix be- with indít (to set in motion). The third-person singular present tense can be observed in sentences like “Ő beindítja a motort.” The corresponding forms for other subjects include beindítom (I start up), beindítod (you start up), and beindítják (they start up). The standard imperative is typically expressed as Indítsd be! or Beindítsd a motort! (depending on what is being started).

Etymology and related terms: beindítja is derived from the prefix be- added to indít, forming a disyllabic verb meaning to activate or initiate something. Related nouns include indítás (start, initiation) and beindítás (act of starting up). The word is widely used across everyday language, technical contexts, and business discourse in Hungarian.