állják

állják is a verb form in Hungarian. It is not a standalone lexical item with a fixed meaning; rather, it appears as a conjugated form of one of the language’s verbs. Specifically, állják represents the third-person plural present indicative form in the definite-conjugation pattern, which Hungarian uses when the sentence’s direct object is definite or when the verb is used transitively with a definite object.

Because Hungarian verbs are highly inflected, the exact meaning of a sentence containing állják depends on the infinitive it derives from. The form itself does not denote a single concept in isolation; its sense is determined by the underlying verb, most commonly verbs that involve placing, erecting, setting up, or standing in a transitive sense. In standard dictionaries, an entry for állják does not exist as a separate lemma; instead, it is described as a conjugated form of verbs such as állítani (to place or set up) or related transitive verbs.

Phonologically and orthographically, the ending -ják marks the third-person plural present tense in definite conjugation for many verbs in Hungarian. The presence of this ending signals that the subject is “they” and that the verb aligns with a definite direct object in the clause, while the exact action depends on the chosen infinitive.

In summary, állják is not a distinct word with its own meaning; it is a grammatical form used in Hungarian verb conjugation. See also Hungarian language, verb conjugation, definite conjunction and the broader topic of Hungarian morphology for a fuller understanding of how such forms function within sentences.