horgolják

Horgolják is a Hungarian verb form meaning "they crochet." It is the present tense, third-person plural form of the infinitive horgolni, which means to crochet or to work with a crochet hook. The action involves creating fabric by drawing loops of yarn or thread with a crochet hook, often following a pattern or design. Crochet is used in textiles such as lace, doilies, shawls, blankets, and garments. The noun form horgolás refers to the craft itself.

Usage: In Hungarian, horgolják denotes ongoing or general activity by multiple people. For example: "Ők horgolják a csipkét" means "They are crocheting the lace." The instrument used is the horgolótű, or crochet hook. Materials commonly include yarn or thread, with various weights and fibers.

Related terms: horgolás (crocheting), horgoló (crocheter), horgolótű (crochet hook), csipke (lace). The word horgolni is part of a family of verbs built with the -olni suffix, used in various crafts and textile techniques in Hungarian.