kattintanak

Kattintanak is a Hungarian verb form used to express that multiple subjects perform the action of clicking on a device or interface. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of kattintani, the verb meaning to click or press an element on a digital interface. In everyday computing language, kattintanak appears when describing the actions of a group or of people in general, for example: “ők kattintanak a linkre” (they click the link).

In use, the form is common in instructions, tutorials, and discussions about user interaction with websites or software. It can describe activities such as clicking a button, following a hyperlink, or selecting an item with a mouse or touch input. The related noun kattintás denotes a single click, while verbs built from kattintani cover various aspects of clicking behavior in digital contexts.

Grammatical notes: kattintanak is the present-tense, third-person plural form. Other conjugations include kattintok (I click), kattintasz (you click), kattintottak (they clicked in the past), and future forms such as fognak kattintani (they will click). The term is widely used in technical writing, online communication, and user experience discussions in Hungarian.

Origin and related terms: kattintani and its derivatives are part of Hungarian computing vocabulary, closely tied to the noun kattintás. The word reflects the adoption of the English-derived concept of a “click” in Hungarian digital language.