beindítom

Beindítom is a Hungarian verb form that translates roughly as “I start up” or “I boot up.” It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the transitive verb beindítani, meaning to start up, initiate, or bring something into operation. The prefix be- signals the transition from a dormant or inactive state to an active one. Beindítani is used when the speaker causes something to begin operating, typically with a direct object such as a machine, device, or process.

Usage is common in both literal and figurative senses. For example, beindítom a motort (I start the engine); beindítom a számítógépet (I boot up the computer). It can also refer to initiating broader activities, such as beindítom egy projektet (to kick off a project) or beindítani egy ötletet (to get an idea moving). In everyday speech, the term is widely understood in technical contexts and colloquial language alike.

Grammar notes: beindítom follows the regular -ít- conjugation pattern. Present tense forms include beindítom, beindítod, beindítja, beindítjuk, beindítjátok, beindítják. Past tense forms use beindított- as in beindítottam, beindítottad, beindította, etc. The noun form beindítás denotes the act of starting up, while beindítási may appear in compounds. The related intransitive beindul means “to begin to operate” or “to get moving” and is used for things that start on their own or through a separate trigger.

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