haladni

Haladni is a Hungarian verb meaning "to advance," "to make progress," or "to move (along)." It denotes physical movement forward as well as figurative progress in work, processes or development. The basic stem is halad-, with the infinitive haladni and the related noun haladás ("progress," "movement").

Grammatical features include regular conjugation in Hungarian: present indicative haladok, haladsz, halad, haladunk, haladtok, haladnak; past haladtam, haladtál, haladt, haladtunk, haladtatok, haladtak. Common derived and compound forms include előrehaladni ("to advance, make headway"), haladéktalan ("without delay"), and haladási ("relating to progress or movement").

Usage examples illustrate both literal and figurative senses: Gyorsan halad a munka ("The work is progressing quickly"), Nehéz volt az úton haladni ("It was difficult to move along the road"), Halad a korral ("He/she keeps up with the times"). The verb often appears with adverbial or directional suffixes and complements that specify speed, direction, or the domain of progress.

In contemporary Hungarian, haladni is common in everyday speech, official contexts, and technical descriptions to report advancement, development, or motion. Its collocations and compounds make it versatile for describing physical movement, project status, social change, and temporal processes.