Fenntartsunk

Fenntartsunk is a Hungarian word that translates to "we maintain" or "we sustain" in English. It is derived from the verb "fenntart," which means to maintain, sustain, keep up, or preserve. The word is used in various contexts to indicate the act of keeping something in existence, operation, or good condition.

In a practical sense, "fenntartunk" can refer to the ongoing operation of a business, organization, or service. For example, a company might say "mi fenntartjuk a gyárat," meaning "we maintain the factory," implying they are keeping it running and functional. It can also apply to the upkeep of infrastructure, such as roads or buildings.

Beyond physical maintenance, "fenntartunk" can also describe the continuation of relationships, traditions, or efforts. One might use it to express the idea of preserving cultural heritage or sustaining a particular lifestyle. The act of keeping something alive, active, or present is captured by this term. The plural form "fenntartunk" specifically indicates that the action is being performed by a group of people, typically "we." The concept emphasizes continuity and the commitment required to prevent decline or cessation.