kitalálnak

Kitalálnak is a Hungarian verb form, the third-person plural present indicative of the verb kitalál. The verb means to come up with, to invent, or to devise something—a plan, a story, a solution, or an idea. It is used when the subject is plural, as in they invent or they come up with.

Etymology and usage notes: kitalál derives from ki- (out) plus talál (to find or meet), and its sense has shifted to the figurative “to figure out” or “to devise.” The form kitalálnak reflects standard Hungarian present tense conjugation for -ál/-él verbs in the third person plural. The word can carry neutral to positive nuance (creative invention) as well as negative nuance (fabricating or lying), depending on context.

Common usage: kitalálnak appears in everyday speech and writing when referring to multiple subjects producing a new idea or plan. Examples include: A csapatok kitalálnak egy új játékot. (The teams come up with a new game.) A diákok kitalálnak egy prezentációt a projektről. (The students come up with a presentation about the project.)

Related forms: kitalál is the infinitive; kitalálás is the noun meaning the act of coming up with or devising; kitalált is the past participle/adjective meaning invented or conceived. These forms share the same semantic core of creating something new or unexpected.

In summary, kitalálnak denotes multiple subjects producing or devising something new, within the broad range of coming up with ideas, plans, or stories.