száradnak

Száradnak is a Hungarian verb meaning "they are drying" or "they dry." It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb száradni, which means "to dry." This verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, száradnak can refer to physical objects becoming dry. For example, "A ruhák a napon száradnak" translates to "The clothes are drying in the sun." It can also describe the process of something losing moisture, such as "A festék lassan szárad" meaning "The paint is drying slowly."

Figuratively, száradnak can describe a state of decline or loss of vitality. For instance, one might say "A reményei száradnak" to express that someone's hopes are fading. It can also imply a lack of emotional response or feeling, as in "A szívéből a szeretet szárad" which means "Love is drying up in his heart."

The verb száradnak is a common and versatile word in the Hungarian language, essential for expressing concepts of dryness, completion of a drying process, or a metaphorical loss of something vital.