Öveznek

Öveznek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they surround" or "they encircle" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense indicative form of the verb övezni. The verb itself is derived from the noun öv, meaning "belt" or "zone." Therefore, in its most literal sense, öveznek implies the act of forming a belt or zone around something.

The usage of öveznek can extend beyond physical encirclement. It can be used metaphorically to describe abstract situations where something is being encompassed or surrounded. For example, one might say that problems öveznek a company, meaning that the company is surrounded by problems. Similarly, it can describe the feeling of being surrounded by people or emotions.

The verb is conjugated according to standard Hungarian grammar. The infinitive form is övezni. In the singular, the present tense forms are övez (he/she/it surrounds). The plural forms include övezünk (we surround), öveztek (you [plural/formal] surround), and the aforementioned öveznek. The past tense and future tense conjugations follow similar patterns. Understanding öveznek requires familiarity with Hungarian verb conjugation and the semantic range of the root word öv.