megszületik

Megszületik is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "is born" or "will be born" in English. It is the third-person singular present or future tense conjugation of the verb "születik," which means "to be born." The word is composed of the root "szület" and the suffix "-ik," which indicates the third-person singular present/future tense.

The phrase is commonly used in various contexts. For example, it can refer to the literal birth of a human or animal: "A gyermek megszületik" (The child is born). It can also be used metaphorically to describe the beginning or creation of something abstract, such as an idea, a movement, or a feeling: "Az új ötlet megszületik benne" (The new idea is born within him). In a historical or narrative context, it might indicate the commencement of an era or a significant event. The usage of "megszületik" implies a definitive beginning, a point from which something comes into existence. The particle "meg-" often suggests completion or a finished action, but in the context of "születik," it's an integral part of the verb form indicating the act of coming into being.