mozgatják

Mozgatják is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they move” or “they are moving (something).” It is the present indicative third person plural form of the verb mozgatni, which is transitive and used with a direct object to indicate moving a thing from one place to another or causing it to be in motion. The infinitive is mozgatni.

Conjugation and usage notes: The present tense forms are én mozgatom, te mozgatod, ő mozgatja, mi mozgatjuk, ti mozgatjátok, ők mozgatják. The form mozgatják specifically marks third person plural in the present tense. Because mozgatni is transitive, it requires an object, such as a vehicle or other movable item. The verb can also be used in figurative senses, meaning to mobilize or arouse attention, interest, or opinion. For example, A munkások a nehéz teherautót mozgatják. and A kampány mozgatja a közvéleményt.

Related forms include mozgatás, meaning movement or the act of moving, and mozgató, meaning a device or agent that moves. Etymology traces mozgatni to a root related to mozog, with a causative/transitive suffix -gat, producing a common Hungarian verb family around movement and manipulation. The term is widely used in contexts such as logistics, construction, engineering, and media or politics when describing physical relocation or mobilization of people, objects, or attention. Overall, mozgatják functions as a standard, neutral expression for performing the action of moving by a group.