készítnek

Készítenek is a Hungarian verb, commonly translated as "they make" or "they are making." It is the third-person plural, present tense, indefinite conjugation of the verb "készít." The verb "készít" itself carries a broad meaning encompassing creation, production, preparation, and the act of causing something to be.

The indefinite conjugation is used when the object of the action is not specified or is general. For example, "Gyakran készítenek süteményt." translates to "They often make cake." Here, "süteményt" is the direct object, but the general nature of "cake" as a category might still lean towards indefinite if the specific cake isn't important. A more clearly indefinite example would be "Sok házat készítenek a környéken," meaning "They are making (or building) many houses in the area." The focus is on the action and the quantity rather than a specific house.

In contrast, the definite conjugation would be used if a specific object is being acted upon. For instance, "The cake they are making is delicious" would use the definite form. The distinction between indefinite and definite conjugations is a fundamental aspect of Hungarian verb conjugation, reflecting the specificity or generality of the action and its object. Therefore, "készítenek" signifies a plural subject performing the action of making or preparing something in a general or unspecified manner.