összevágatják

összevágatják is a Hungarian verb in the third-person plural, present tense, passive voice. It translates to "they are cut up" or "they are chopped up" in English. The verb is derived from the root "vág" which means "to cut" or "to chop." The prefix "össze-" indicates that the action is performed on multiple items or that the result is a collection of pieces.

This form is used when referring to a situation where multiple things are being cut or chopped. For example, one might say "A zöldségeket összevágatják a leveshez," which means "The vegetables are being cut up for the soup." The passive voice implies that an unspecified agent is performing the action of cutting.

The context in which "összevágatják" is used will determine the precise meaning. It can refer to food preparation, such as chopping ingredients for a meal, or to other situations involving the fragmentation of objects. For instance, it could describe documents being shredded or wood being cut into smaller pieces. The plural form indicates that the action is being done to more than one item.