engedetlenkednek

Engedetlenkednek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are being disobedient," "they are acting up," or "they are misbehaving." It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "engedetlenkedik." The root of the word is "engedetlen," which means "disobedient" or "unruly."

The verb "engedetlenkednek" is typically used to describe the behavior of children, animals, or groups of people who are not following rules, instructions, or established norms. It implies a deliberate refusal to comply or a general tendency towards problematic behavior. For instance, one might say "A gyerekek engedetlenkednek az iskolában" which means "The children are being disobedient at school." Similarly, "A kutya engedetlenkedik, nem jön, amikor hívom" translates to "The dog is misbehaving, it doesn't come when I call it."

The connotation of "engedetlenkednek" is generally negative, suggesting a lack of control or discipline. It can be used in various contexts, from describing minor annoyances to more serious instances of defiance. The term emphasizes the ongoing nature of the disobedient action, as indicated by the present tense.