úszik

úszik is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "swims" in English. The word refers to the act of moving through water using the body. This can apply to humans, animals, or even objects that float and move. In its basic form, úszik describes the fundamental action of locomotion in a liquid medium.

The verb can be used in various contexts. For example, "A hal úszik a vízben" means "The fish swims in the water." Similarly, "A gyermek úszik a medencében" translates to "The child swims in the pool." It denotes a state of being in motion within water.

úszik is an intransitive verb, meaning it does not typically take a direct object. The focus is on the subject performing the action of swimming. The tense and person of the verb can be conjugated according to standard Hungarian grammar, indicating who is swimming and when. For instance, "úszom" means "I swim," and "úszott" means "swam" (past tense). The word is a common and essential part of the Hungarian vocabulary for describing aquatic activities.