elindíttatnának

elindíttatnának is a Hungarian verb conjugation. It is the conditional, third-person plural form of the verb elindíttatni. The verb elindíttatni itself is a causative verb meaning "to have something started" or "to cause something to be started." The causative suffix "-tat" or "-tet" is added to the root verb "elindít" (to start). Therefore, elindíttatnának literally translates to "they would have started" or "they would cause to be started." This form indicates a hypothetical or conditional action performed by multiple subjects, where they are the agents causing an event to begin. The conditional mood in Hungarian is used to express possibilities, wishes, or uncertain future events. The third-person plural ending "-nának" signifies that the subject is plural and not explicitly defined within the verb itself, referring to "they."