megmossák

Megmossák is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they wash thoroughly” or “they rinse.” It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb megmosni, which conveys the act of cleaning something by washing. The prefix meg- adds a sense of completion or thoroughness, while the root mos- comes from the verb mosni, “to wash.” Megmossák is used transitively with a direct object.

In use, megmossák describes cleaning a variety of items or surfaces by washing, often with water. common objects include dishes, clothes, windows, or other surfaces. Examples include: A ruhákat megmossák. They wash the clothes. Az ablakokat megmossák. They wash the windows. A kézét megmossák. They wash their hands. These examples illustrate the typical transactional pattern: subject + megmossák + direct object.

Megmossák can appear in different tenses and moods when conjugated in other forms, such as megmosták for past tense or megmossák megjelenésében in reported speech. The related infinitive is megmossani, and related nouns include a megmossás meaning the act of washing thoroughly and a megmosott meaning washed.

Notes on nuance: the prefix meg- signals thoroughness or completion of the washing action, distinguishing it from simpler or partial washing. Megmossák is widely understood in everyday Hungarian, suitable for both practical instructions and descriptive narration of cleaning activities.