vibrálnak

Vibrálnak is the 3rd person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb vibrálni, meaning to vibrate. The verb describes the act of undergoing rapid oscillation or vibration, typically in mechanical, acoustic, or physical contexts. In Hungarian, vibrálni and its derivatives are used in both technical language and everyday speech to describe objects or systems that exhibit vibration.

Etymology and related terms: vibrálni is a loanword in Hungarian, connected to the idea of vibration found in Latin and various European languages, such as the English word vibrate and the related noun vibráció (vibration). The related noun vibráció denotes the state or phenomenon of vibration, while vibrálás refers to the act or process of vibrating.

Usage and examples: The form vibrálnak is used when the subject is plural, for example: "A hangszórók vibrálnak" (The speakers vibrate) or "A motorok vibrálnak" (The motors vibrate). The verb also appears in singular forms: "én vibrálok" (I vibrate), "te vibrálsz" (you vibrate), "ő vibrál" (he/she vibrates). In technical writing, vibrálás and vibráció are common nouns describing the process or result of vibration. In many contexts, a synonym is rezeg, which more generally means to tremble or tremor, while vibrál emphasizes a regular or periodic oscillation.