Felvenniük

Felvenniük is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person plural conditional form of the verb "felvenni". The verb "felvenni" itself is a compound verb formed from the prefix "fel-" (meaning "up" or "on") and the verb "venni" (meaning "to take" or "to buy"). Therefore, "felvenni" generally translates to "to put on" (clothing), "to pick up", "to accept", or "to take on" (a job or responsibility).

The "-ük" ending signifies the third-person plural possessive suffix, but in the context of a verb, it indicates the third-person plural subject performing the action. The conditional mood, conveyed by the "-nni" stem and the inherent structure of the verb conjugation, suggests a hypothetical or conditional action. Thus, "felvenniük" translates to "they would put on", "they would pick up", "they would accept", or "they would take on", depending on the specific context in which it is used. For example, "Kabátot felvenniük kellene" would mean "They would need to put on a coat".