rendezdniük

rendezdniük is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "they have to arrange" or "they must arrange" in English. It is the third-person plural conditional form of the verb "rendezni," which means to arrange, organize, or settle. The "-niük" suffix indicates that the action is something that must be done by "them" (the third-person plural subject).

The verb is used in contexts where a group of people has an obligation or necessity to organize or settle something. For example, "Mindenképpen rendezniük kell az adósságukat" translates to "They absolutely must arrange their debt." Here, "rendezniük" emphasizes the imperative nature of settling their financial obligations.

Another common usage might be in reference to planning an event. If a committee is responsible for organizing a conference, one might say, "A bizottságnak rendezniük kell a programot" meaning "The committee has to arrange the program." The conditional aspect implies a requirement or a necessary future action. The verb is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar, demonstrating how obligation and subject are conveyed through verb conjugation.