Deriváltjuk

Deriváltjuk is a Hungarian verb form that appears in discussions of grammar and verb conjugation. It is generally described as a finite, past-tense form used by a first-person plural subject, typically with a definite direct object. In English, it corresponds roughly to “we derived it” or “we differentiated it,” depending on whether the verb sense is to derive in a mathematical or to differentiate in a calculus sense. The exact meaning depends on the context and the base verb used (most often deriválni, to derive or differentiate).

Morphology and usage

The form is built from a verb stem (for example derivál-) and a sequence of suffixes that signal tense, person, and object definiteness. In standard Hungarian, the past tense first-person plural with a definite object can yield a form such as deriváltuk, and in some contexts, deriváltjuk may appear due to phonological or orthographic variations. The important point is that deriváltjuk marks that the speaker and at least one other person acted in the past on a specific, identifiable object (the “it” in we derived it).

Distinctions

- Deriválni refers to the act of deriving or differentiating.

- Deriválás is derivation or differentiation as a noun.

- Derivált, as an adjective or noun, denotes something that has been derived.

Deriváltjuk, as a finite verb form, therefore sits at the intersection of these concepts, functioning as a past-tense, first-person plural construction with a definite object.

Examples

- Mi deriváltuk a feladatot. (We derived the task / We derived it.)

- A kutatók deriváltuk a függvényt. (The researchers derived the function.)

See also

deriválás, derivált, deriválni, derivált függvény.

Note: Hungarian morphology can vary with dialect and register, and exact spellings may differ in certain texts.