Helyreállítsuk

Helyreállítsuk is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person plural form of the verb "helyreállít," which means "to restore," "to reinstate," or "to re-establish." Therefore, "helyreállítsuk" translates to "let us restore," "we shall restore," or "we will restore."

This verb is used in contexts where a group of people expresses their intention or a collective desire to bring something back to its original or a former state. This could apply to a wide range of situations, such as restoring a historical building, reinstating a broken relationship, re-establishing a lost tradition, or bringing back a damaged ecosystem to its former health. The use of the first-person plural "we" emphasizes a shared responsibility and a collective effort towards achieving the restoration.

For example, in a discussion about a neglected historical monument, one might say, "Ezt a régi épületet mielőbb helyreállítsuk" (We must restore this old building as soon as possible). In a political or social context, it could be used to express a desire to bring back certain societal norms or to reinstate lost rights, such as "A régi szabadságjogokat helyreállítsuk" (Let us restore the old civil liberties). The verb carries a sense of purpose and often implies that something has been lost, damaged, or is in a state of disrepair and needs to be made whole again.