fújják

Fújják is a Hungarian word that translates to "they blow" or "it is blown" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense indicative form of the verb fújni, which means "to blow." This verb is used in a variety of contexts, describing actions like the wind blowing, someone blowing out a candle, or air being blown into something. The word itself is quite common in everyday Hungarian conversation.

The usage of fújják depends heavily on the context. For example, if referring to the weather, one might say "A szelek fújják a leveleket" which translates to "The winds are blowing the leaves." If someone is blowing out a birthday cake, the sentence could be "A gyerekek fújják a gyertyákat" meaning "The children are blowing out the candles." The passive implication can also be present, such as "A hangot fújják be a hangszóróba" meaning "The sound is blown into the speaker." Understanding the surrounding words is key to correctly interpreting the meaning of fújják.