utánozzák

Utánozzák is a Hungarian verb form meaning they imitate. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb utánoz, which means to imitate, copy, or mimic. The form combines the stem utánoz- with the present-tense plural ending, resulting in utánozzák. The spelling reflects phonological assimilation, producing the double z in standard writing.

Usage of utánozzák covers both literal imitation and figurative copying. It can describe people or groups that imitate others’ actions, speech, or styles, as well as broader patterns such as media or cultural trends that imitate preceding models. The phrase is typically used in factual statements about ongoing actions or in descriptions of observed behavior, and it can carry neutral, praising, or critical nuance depending on context and tone.

Morphology and related forms: utánoz means “to imitate.” Other present-tense forms include utánozom (I imitate), utánozol (you imitate), utánozza (he/she imitates), utánozzuk (we imitate), utánozzátok (you plural imitate). The imperative forms are utánozzatok (you, plural, imitate) and utánozzon (you, formal, imitate). The noun form utánozás means “imitation” or “mimicry.” The word is widely used in everyday Hungarian, in education, media, and cultural commentary when describing imitation as a behavior or phenomenon.

See also: utánozás.