járnak

járnak is the present indicative third-person plural form of the Hungarian verb járni, which means to go, to walk, to travel, or to attend regularly. In this form, it expresses habitual or repeated action performed by multiple subjects.

The verb járni denotes both physical movement and regular attendance or participation. Typical uses include going to a place on a routine basis or visiting events. Examples: A diákok minden hétköznap az iskolába járnak. They go to school every weekday. Gyakran járnak a múzeumba szabadidőben. They frequently go to museums in their free time.

Conjugation overview: járni is an irregular-looking but standard Hungarian verb with a common present tense pattern. Present forms are: én járok, te jársz, ő jár, mi járunk, ti jártok, ők járnak. The past tense forms use the same roots with appropriate endings: jártam, jártál, járt, jártunk, jártatok, jártak. The stem is jár-, and the present plural ending in -nak/-nek yields járnak. The verb also forms other moods and tenses per Hungarian grammar, such as the present subjunctive járjon (he/she/they should go) and participles like járó (walker, going).

Related terms include járás (the act of walking or a walk, or a course) and járó- as a participial prefix. In usage, járni is a common, versatile verb for everyday movement and regular attendance.