felkapcsolja

Felkapcsolja is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he/she/it turns on” or “switches on.” It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb felkapcsolni, which is built from the prefix fel- and the stem kapcsolni (to switch, connect). The prefix fel- conveys activation or turning on, and the form is used with a finite subject in the present tense.

In Hungarian, felkapcsolni is a separable-prefix verb; the prefix fel- is closely tied to the root when forming tenses, but in many constructions the prefix can appear as a unit with the stem. The third-person singular present form is felkapcsolja, with the suffix -ja depending on vowel harmony and consonant ending rules. The infinitive is felkapcsolni, and other tenses are formed by standard Hungarian conjugation: felkapcsolom (I turn on), felkapcsolod (you turn on), felkapcsoljuk (we turn on), etc.

Usage and meaning: felkapcsolja is used when describing the act of turning on electrical devices, lights, or machines. It is transitive, requiring an object in the accusative case, such as a light or appliance. Examples include: “Ő felkapcsolja a villanyt” (He/She turns on the light), and “Felkapcsolta a tévét” (He/She turned on the TV).

Related forms include felkapcsolás (the act of turning on, activation) and felkapcsoló (a switch used to turn something on). The term is common in everyday speech and technical contexts involving electrical or mechanical activation.