Felsoroltuk

Felsoroltuk is a Hungarian verb form that means “we listed” or “we enumerated.” It is the past tense of the verb felsorolni in the definite conjugation, used when the direct object is definite (for example, “the items” or “the arguments” being listed).

Etymology and form: The verb felsorolni combines the prefix fel- with the root sorol, meaning to line up or to enumerate. The form felsoroltuk signals first-person plural past tense with a definite object. In contrast, felsoroltunk expresses the same past action with an indefinite object, as in “we listed (some) items.” The distinction between definite and indefinite conjugation is a characteristic feature of Hungarian verbs.

Usage: Felsoroltuk is common in formal writing, such as reports, minutes, and academic texts, where a specific set of items or arguments is being cited. It answers questions like what was listed and who did the listing, with the object being explicitly identified in the sentence.

Examples:

- Mi felsoroltuk az összes érvet a jelentésben. (We listed all the arguments in the report.)

Related terms and forms:

- felsorolni: to enumerate, to list

- felsorolás: enumeration, list

- felsorolási: relating to enumeration or listing

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation; definite vs. indefinite conjugation; verb prefixes fel- in Hungarian.

In summary, felsoroltuk is a precise, formal form used to indicate that a definite set of items was listed by “us” in the past.