támogatjáke

Támogatjáke is a Hungarian word that translates to "do they support" or "are they supporting" in English. It is a verb form derived from the verb "támogat," which means "to support." The suffix "-jáke" indicates a third-person plural present tense interrogative form. This means the word is used when asking a question about whether a group of people or things are providing support.

The verb "támogat" can be used in various contexts. It can refer to financial support, such as a government supporting a project or a person supporting a charity. It can also mean to provide moral or emotional support, like friends supporting each other through a difficult time. Furthermore, "támogat" can signify backing or endorsing something, such as a political party supporting a particular policy.

Therefore, "támogatjáke" would be used in a sentence to inquire about the extent or nature of this support from multiple subjects. For example, one might ask "A kormány a projektet támogatjáke?" which translates to "Does the government support the project?" or "A barátaid téged támogatjáke?" meaning "Do your friends support you?". The context of the conversation would clarify the specific type of support being questioned.