generálják

Generálják is a form of the Hungarian verb generálni, meaning to generate or to produce. It corresponds to the third-person plural present tense, and translates to “they generate” in English. In Hungarian, verbs are conjugated for person and number, and the stem here is generál- with the suffix -ják added for the 3rd person plural present.

Etymology and usage: The verb generálni is a loanword derived from Latin generare, with related compounds such as generálás (generation). It is widely used in technical, scientific, and computing contexts, as well as in general descriptions of producing content or results. Because of its technical sense, generálják often appears in sentences about automated processes, software, or data-driven outputs.

Grammatical notes: The form generálják specifically marks third-person plural in the present. Other persons and numbers use different endings, for example generálja (he/she/it generates) or generálom (I generate). The stem typically remains stable across related tenses, with suffixes indicating person and mood.

Examples:

- Ők generálják a jelentést. (They generate the report.)

- A rendszer generálja a grafikonokat. (The system generates the graphs.)

- Generálják a végeredményt a megadott adatok alapján. (They generate the final result based on the given data.)

See also: generálni, generálás. The term is mainly used in modern Hungarian in contexts involving automatic creation or production of outputs.