feledjék

feledjék is a Hungarian verb meaning "they forget". It is the third-person plural, indefinite, past tense form of the verb "feledni" (to forget). This form is used when the subject performing the action of forgetting is not specified or is generally understood. For example, "Az emberek gyakran feledjék a fontos dolgokat" translates to "People often forget important things." In this sentence, "feledjék" refers to people in general.

The verb "feledni" is part of the Hungarian verb system and follows typical conjugation patterns. The past tense is formed by adding suffixes to the verb stem. The indefinite conjugation is used when the object of the verb is indefinite or absent, which is common in general statements. The definite conjugation, on the other hand, would be used if a specific object were being forgotten.

The concept of forgetting is universal, and the Hungarian word "feledjék" expresses this common human experience. It reflects the passive nature of forgetting in many contexts, where the action happens without conscious intent or a specific target. The word's usage is straightforward within Hungarian grammar, indicating a completed action of forgetting by multiple, unspecified subjects.