mozdítják

The term "mozdítják" is the third-person plural present indefinite active indicative form of the Hungarian verb "mozdít," which translates to "to move" or "to shift." Therefore, "mozdítják" signifies "they are moving," "they move," or "they are shifting." This verb is used in various contexts to describe the action of causing something to change its position, whether it's a physical object, a concept, or even a feeling.

For instance, in a literal sense, one might say "A folyó mozdítják a köveket," meaning "The river is moving the stones." This indicates a physical displacement. More abstractly, "A gondolatok mozdítják a képzeletet" could be translated as "Thoughts move the imagination," illustrating the power of ideas to stimulate creativity.

The verb can also imply a subtle influence or a gentle alteration. If someone is trying to persuade another, they might say "Próbálják mozdítják a döntését," which means "They are trying to shift his decision." This suggests an attempt to influence a stance or opinion. The context in which "mozdítják" is used is crucial for understanding the precise meaning and nuance of the action being described. It is a versatile verb in Hungarian, capable of conveying a range of movements and influences.