árusítják

The Hungarian verb "árusítják" translates to "they are selling" or "they sell" in English. It is the third-person plural, present indefinite, active indicative form of the verb "árusít," which means "to sell" or "to hawk." The suffix "-ják" indicates the third-person plural subject performing the action.

This verb is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing to describe the act of selling goods or services by multiple individuals or entities. For instance, one might say "Az utcán almát árusítják" which means "They are selling apples on the street." The context often clarifies whether the selling is ongoing or habitual.

The root of the verb, "árusít," itself derives from the noun "árus," meaning "seller" or "merchant." Therefore, "árusítják" directly implies the action performed by sellers. The grammatical structure is straightforward and frequently encountered in Hungarian sentences describing commercial activities. Understanding this conjugation is fundamental for comprehending basic Hungarian sentences related to trade and commerce.