kedvelik
Kedvelik is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they like” or “they enjoy,” and it is the third-person plural present indicative of the verb kedvelni (to like). In Hungarian, mood and tense are expressed through verb endings, and kedvelik explicitly marks both the subject (ők, they) and the present tense.
Etymology and form: kedvelni is built from the root kedv, meaning pleasure or liking, with the verbal
Usage and grammar: Kedvelik governs a direct object in the accusative to indicate what is liked. Because
Nuance and related terms: Kedvelni expresses liking or preference and is somewhat lighter in tone than szeretni,