vágok

Vágok is the first-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb vág, meaning “to cut.” It is used when the subject is é n. Example: Én vágok kenyeret. The verb vág covers cutting with knives or saws, slicing materials, and can also be used in extended senses such as cutting film or material in crafts and construction.

The root vág gives rise to related forms and terms. The noun vágás means a cut or cutting itself. The adjective vágó describes something cutting or a cutter, as in vágóeszköz (cutting tool) or vágóasztal (cutting table). In film and video contexts, vágó is used for the editor, the person who performs the cut-and-assembly work, i.e., the film editor.

Conjugation in the present indicative follows a regular pattern for the verb stem vág. The forms are: én vágok, te vágod, ő vág, mi vágunk, ti vágjátok, ők vágják. The third person singular uses the bare form vág, and the third person plural uses vágják. This demonstrates how vág functions as a standard, analytically simple Hungarian verb with consistent morphology in common usage.