felszabadítanak

Felszabadítanak is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the verb felszabadít. The verb felszabadít means to liberate, to free, to release, or to set free. Therefore, "felszabadítanak" translates to "they liberate," "they free," "they release," or "they set free" in English.

This verb is used when referring to a group of people or entities performing the action of freeing someone or something. The context in which it is used determines the precise nuance of the translation. For example, "A hadsereg megszállt egy várost és felszabadítanak minket" could mean "The army occupied a city and they are liberating us." Conversely, "A jó hír felszabadítanak a félelem alól" might be translated as "The good news frees them from fear." The indefinite conjugation suggests that the subject is not specific or is generally understood from the context. The plural form indicates that the action is being carried out by more than one individual or group. This verb is common in historical accounts, political discourse, and everyday language when discussing acts of liberation or emancipation.