Elindítjuk

Elindítjuk is the first-person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb elindítani. The base indít means to start or to trigger, and the prefix el- adds a sense of starting something so that it becomes operational. The suffix -juk marks the first-person plural, so elindítjuk translates to “we start up,” “we launch,” or “we initiate.”

Usage and meaning: Elindítjuk is used transitively with a direct object to indicate initiating or launching something. It emphasizes causing the thing to begin functioning or proceeding. Common contexts include launching a project, starting a program, or initiating a process. For example, elindítjuk a projektet (we launch the project) or elindítjuk a rendszert (we start up the system).

Nuances: Elindítani differs from indítani, which can simply mean to start something, and elindulni, which means to begin moving or to set off. Elindítjuk conveys agency and control over making something enter an active state. In computing and administration, the phrase is frequently used when a team or organization takes official action to begin operations or services.

Grammatical notes: This verb belongs to the prefixed verb class in Hungarian. Conjugation in the present tense follows regular patterns: én elindítom, te elindítod, ő elindítja, mi elindítjuk, ti elindítjátok, ők elindítják. Related forms include elindítani (infinitive), elindítás (initiation), and indítás (start).

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