leáramlanak

leáramlanak is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural conditional form of the verb leáramlik. The verb leáramlik itself is composed of two parts: "le" which is a directional prefix meaning down, and "áramlik" which means to flow or stream. Therefore, leáramlik literally translates to "flows down" or "streams down."

The conditional mood in Hungarian is used to express hypothetical situations, wishes, or polite requests. When conjugated in the third-person plural conditional, leáramlanak indicates that "they" or "these things" would flow down or would stream down. For instance, one might say that if the dam were to break, the water would leáramlanak into the valley. It can be used in a literal sense to describe the movement of liquids or other substances, or metaphorically to describe a decline or decrease. For example, if prices were to fall significantly, one might say the prices leáramlanak. The verb's core meaning is tied to the downward movement of something that is in a fluid or flowing state.