összerakja

Összerakja is a Hungarian verb form derived from the infinitive összerakni, meaning to assemble or to put together. It is the third-person singular present tense form (indicative) used with a subject like ő (he/she/it).

The form is built from the prefix össze- (together) plus rak- (to place, to set) and the suffix -ja, which marks the third person singular present tense in standard Hungarian. In translation, it corresponds to “he/she/it assembles” or “he/she/it is assembling,” depending on context. Example: Ő összerakja a bútorokat. (He/She is assembling the furniture.)

Usage and context: The form appears in everyday speech about building, constructing, or completing objects, such as furniture, machines, or kits. It is common in narratives, descriptions, and instructions. The object of the verb can be definite or indefinite, with the definite form often highlighted by the definite conjugation patterns of Hungarian.

Etymology and related forms: The prefix össze- signals bringing together, while rak means to place or set. The infinitive is összerakni. The suffix -ja/-je marks the third-person singular present tense, with variations for vowel harmony. Other persons and moods use different endings, and the verb can appear in past or future tenses through additional suffixes.