Felvegyünk

Felvegyünk is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb felvesz, meaning "to take up," "to put on," or "to pick up." The prefix "fel-" indicates an upward motion or the act of putting something on. As a first-person plural form, "felvegyünk" translates to "we take up," "we put on," or "we pick up" in English.

The verb felvesz can be used in various contexts. For example, felvegyünk egy új hobbit means "we take up a new hobby." Felvegyünk egy kabátot translates to "we put on a coat." If someone drops something, we might say "felvegyünk azt" meaning "we pick that up." The specific meaning is determined by the context in which the verb is used.

This verb is fundamental in Hungarian grammar for expressing collective action or intention in the present tense. Its conjugation follows standard Hungarian verb patterns, with the "-ünk" ending signifying the first-person plural subject. Understanding felvegyünk is crucial for constructing grammatically correct sentences when referring to actions performed by a group including the speaker.