Gyúrtuk

Gyúrtuk is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person plural past tense of the verb "gyúrni," which means "to knead" or "to mold." Therefore, "gyúrtuk" translates to "we kneaded" or "we molded."

The verb "gyúrni" is commonly used in contexts related to baking, such as kneading dough for bread or pastries. It can also refer to shaping materials like clay or play-doh. In a broader sense, "gyúrni" can also describe the act of massaging or manipulating something with one's hands.

The past tense form "gyúrtuk" indicates that the action of kneading or molding was completed in the past and involved the speaker and at least one other person. For example, a baker might say, "Mi gyúrtuk a tésztát reggel" which translates to "We kneaded the dough this morning." Similarly, someone working with clay might say, "Agyagból formáztunk, és mi gyúrtuk a szobrokat" meaning "We shaped from clay, and we molded the sculptures." The verb's usage is straightforward and directly conveys a past action performed by a group including the speaker.