Elutasítjuk

Elutasítjuk is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb elutasítani, meaning to reject or refuse something such as a proposal, request, claim, or offer. It is used in both formal and informal contexts to indicate that a decision has been made not to accept.

Grammatical notes: The verb is transitive and regular in conjugation. In the present tense, elutasítjuk means “we reject.” The direct object takes the accusative case, for example: Elutasítjuk a javaslatot. The past tense is elutasítottuk. For future intent, Hungarian typically uses a periphrastic construction, for example el fogjuk utasítani or majd elutasítjuk, depending on context.

Nuance and usage: The form conveys a clear, often formal or institutional stance. It is common in political, administrative, and organizational communications, but can also appear in everyday speech when someone refuses a request or proposal in a definitive way.

Related terms: elutasítás (rejection, denial), elutasító (rejecting, denying; as adjective or noun), visszautasítás (refusal, rejection). Example sentences: A Bizottság elutasítja a javaslatot. Mi elutasítjuk a kérelmet.