Csavarjuk

Csavarjuk is the first-person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb csavarni, meaning to twist, turn, or screw. The form is used when the speaker acts together with at least one other person. It can also function as the hortative mood, as in the inclusive sense of “let’s twist” or “let’s turn.” The base verb csavarni forms a family including csavar, csavarás, csavaró, and csavarozni, covering mechanical actions and, to some extent, figurative uses such as twisting or distorting something.

In everyday language, csavarjuk appears in instructions or descriptions of actions involving rotation or tightening, for example when describing turning a screw, adjusting a knob, or rotating a part. The etymology traces the word to the verb csavar, with related terms like csavarás (twist) and csavaró (twister, device that twists). Glossaries list csavarni as the standard infinitive; its conjugation follows regular patterns for Hungarian verbs of this class. See also: csavar, csavarás, csavarozni.