blokkolják

Blokkolják is a Hungarian verb form that represents the third person plural present indicative of the verb blokkolni, meaning to block, obstruct, or impede. The form is built from the stem blokkol- plus the present-tense plural suffix -ják, and it is used when the subject is plural (they block) or in written language referring to multiple actors performing blocking.

Blokkolni is a loanword from Western European languages, commonly linked to German blockieren or English block. In Hungarian it has been integrated into everyday usage and appears across various domains, including technology, media, sports, and general discourse.

Common contexts for blokkolják include online moderation (blocking users or content on websites or social networks) and administrative or policy discussions about preventing access or interaction. In sports, the corresponding forms describe players blocking an opponent’s action, such as a shot. The noun blokkolás denotes the act or process of blocking, while blokkoló refers to an agent or device that blocks.

Other related forms of the verb blokkolni include: blokkolok (I block), blokkolod (you block), blokkolja (he/she blocks), blokkoljuk (we block), blokkoljátok (you block, plural), and blokkolják (they block). The form blokkolják is thus a standard, widely used present-tense form in everyday Hungarian.