Hozzuk

Hozzuk is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb hozni, meaning to bring. It represents the first-person plural present indicative, used when the speaker is part of a group performing the action of bringing something toward the speaker or a specified location. In everyday language, hozzuk can also function in inclusive constructions such as “let us bring” or “let’s bring.”

Usage and meaning

Hozzuk denotes a current, ongoing action by a group. It requires a direct object, the thing being brought, and often a destination or reference point (for example, here, there, or a specific place). Common contexts include coordinating a group effort, planning a collective task, or describing routine actions within a team or family.

Examples

Hozzuk ide a könyvet. (We bring the book here.)

Hozzuk magunkkal a szükséges iratokat. (We bring the necessary documents with us.)

Hozzuk fel ezt az anyagot a tárgyalásra. (We bring this material to the meeting.)

Conjugation and related forms

Hozzuk is the mi form in the present tense. Related forms of hozni include:

- én hozom (I bring)

- te hozod (you bring)

- ő hozza (he/she/it brings)

- ti hozzátok (you all bring)

- ők hozzák (they bring)

Past forms include hozott (brought) and hozzuk (we bring) in present continuous or simple present contexts, depending on sentence structure.

See also

Hozni (to bring); Hungarian verb conjugation; Hungarian grammar.