nyílik

nyílik is a Hungarian verb form meaning "opens" or "is opening." It is the present tense, third-person singular form of the intransitive verb nyílni, which denotes becoming open or beginning to bloom. The usage covers physical openings (such as doors or windows), natural processes (flowers blooming), and, in a figurative sense, the opening or emergence of opportunities or possibilities.

In sentences with nyílik, the subject is typically a singular noun or a situation described as undergoing a change from closed to open. The construction is intransitive, so it does not take a direct object. The form is common in everyday narration to indicate that something is actively transitioning into an open state.

Pronunciation and form: nyílik is pronounced roughly [ˈɲiːlik], with the stress on the first syllable. The initial digraph ny represents a palatal nasal, and í indicates a long vowel. As a single verb form, nyílik is used with a singular subject: Az ajtó nyílik (The door opens); A virág nyílik (The flower blooms).

Notes: nyílik derives from the verb nyílni (to open/to bloom). It is widely found across contexts, from describing literal openings to metaphorical ones, such as opportunities opening up. In other persons or numbers, different finite forms of nyílni appear (e.g., nyílnak, nyíliks), but nyílik specifically marks third-person singular present.