Eladjuk

Eladjuk is the present indicative, first-person plural form of the Hungarian verb eladni, meaning to sell. It functions as a conjugated verb form and is not a standalone noun or name. The form indicates that the subject is “we” and that the action of selling is taking place in the present or near future.

Etymology and formation: The verb eladni consists of the root elad- with the infinitive ending -ni. The ending -juk marks the first-person plural present tense. In pronunciation, eladjuk is typically rendered roughly as [ˈelɒdjuk], with the j functioning as a y-sound in Hungarian.

Usage: Eladjuk is used when the speaker includes themselves with others as the agents performing the sale. Examples include: “Eladjuk a házat.” (We are selling the house.) “Mi eladjuk a termékeket.” (We are selling the products.) The tense can convey immediate action or a general statement about ongoing activity, depending on context and accompanying time expressions.

Related terms: The base verb is eladni (to sell). Other forms include eladom (I sell), eladod (you sell), és eladják (they sell). Understanding eladjuk helps with broader Hungarian verb conjugation patterns and the use of prefixes and personal endings.

See also: eladni, Hungarian verb conjugation, list of Hungarian present tenses.