konstruálják

Konstruálják is a Hungarian verb meaning "they construct" or "they build." It is the third-person plural, indefinite conjugation of the verb "konstruál," which also means to construct, build, design, or fabricate. The indefinite conjugation is used when the subject is not specific or is implied. For example, "Az épületet konstruálják" translates to "They are constructing the building," where "they" refers to an unspecified group of people.

The verb "konstruál" can be applied to a wide range of actions, from the physical building of structures like houses and bridges to the more abstract creation of plans, theories, or even deceptive schemes. In a technical or engineering context, it emphasizes the process of putting together components according to a design or plan. In a more figurative sense, it can describe the deliberate formation of ideas or arguments.

The plural form "konstruálják" specifically indicates that multiple agents are involved in the act of construction or creation. This could refer to a team of workers, a group of engineers, or even multiple individuals working together on a complex project. The emphasis is on the collective effort.