óvjuk

Óvjuk is a Hungarian word that translates to "let's protect" or "let's preserve" in English. It is a verb in the imperative mood, second person plural. The root of the word is "óv" which means to protect, guard, or save. The "-juk" suffix indicates the imperative mood and the first person plural subject, implying a collective action of protection or preservation.

The term is often used in contexts related to safeguarding natural resources, cultural heritage, or vulnerable individuals. For instance, it can be heard in environmental campaigns urging people to óvjuk a természetet (let's protect nature) or in discussions about preserving historical sites. The word carries a sense of responsibility and shared duty towards something valuable that needs to be kept safe from harm or decay. It is a call to action, encouraging a proactive stance in maintaining and looking after the things deemed important. The emotional weight of the word often implies a deep appreciation for what is being protected.