Bízunk

Bízunk is a Hungarian verb form meaning “we trust” or “we have confidence.” It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb bízni, which means to trust, to have faith in someone or something, or to rely on it.

The word is used when the speaker expresses trust in a person, a plan, a result, or a proposition. It commonly appears with subordinate clauses introduced by hogy, or with prepositional phrases such as abban or benned. Examples include: “Bízunk benne, hogy sikerül” (We believe it will succeed); “Bízunk abban, hogy megoldjuk a problémát” (We are confident that we will solve the problem); “Bízunk benned” (We trust you).

In terms of conjugation, bízunk is one form among the present tense. Other common forms include bízom (I trust), bízol (you trust), bízik (he/she trusts), bíztok (you plural trust), and bíznak (they trust). The root bíz- carries the core meaning, and the endings reflect Hungarian verb conjugation patterns. The word is part of a semantic field that includes related nouns such as bizalom (trust, confidence) and related adjectives or expressions used to convey assurance and reliance.

Notes on usage: bízunk is typically used when there is a degree of optimism or reliance on someone’s actions, a plan, or future outcomes. It can appear in everyday speech as well as in formal statements and written communications.