megszabadítják

Me gs zabadítják is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they free (someone)” or “they liberate.” It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb megszabadít, used when multiple subjects perform the action of freeing someone from captivity, danger, or oppression.

Etymology and meaning: the verb is built from the prefix meg-, which often indicates completion or bringing something about, plus szabadít, derived from szabad (free) with the causative suffix -ít. The combination expresses making someone free or freeing someone from bondage.

Usage and examples: megszabadítják is commonly used in news, history, and narrative contexts to describe liberation actions by groups such as armies, authorities, or humanitarian actors. Example sentence: A katonaság megszabadítják a túszokat. Translation: The soldiers liberate the hostages. The form can appear in headlines or reports about ongoing or completed freeing actions.

Related forms and variants: the infinitive is megszabadítani, the past tense forms include megszabadították (they liberated) or megszabadította (he/she liberated). Related nouns include megszabadítás (liberation) and megszabadulás (freedom or escape). Synonyms or near-synonyms include felszabadít, which also means to liberate but may carry slightly different nuance or usage.

See also: szabadítás, felszabadítás, szabadság, és szabadulás. The term is primarily a grammatical form used to express the action of liberating in masculine or mixed-gender plural subjects.