Indítsuk

Indítsuk is a Hungarian verb form that belongs to the verb indítani, meaning to start, launch, or initiate. It is used to express a suggestion or command in a inclusive way, equivalent to “let us start” or “let’s begin” in English. The form is commonly found in instructions, planning discussions, and collaborative contexts.

Grammatically, indítsuk is the 1st person plural imperative (let us) of indítani. It is built from the verb stem indít- with the suffix -suk, and the resulting orthography yields indítsuk. The form is used in present tense contexts to propose that a group perform an action together. It typically appears with an object or clause describing what should be started, such as an operation, process, or task.

Usage and context, indítsuk is frequently employed in meeting notes, procedural manuals, and technical or logistical communications. It signals collective action and inclusivity, inviting others to join in starting something. In more informal speech, alternatives like Kezdjük or Gyorsan kezdjük may be used, but indítsuk remains appropriate for collaborative or formal tones.

Examples:

- Indítsuk el a projektet még ma. (Let’s start the project today.)

- Indítsuk be a számítógépet. (Let’s turn on the computer.)

- Indítsuk meg a tesztet a rendszerben. (Let’s initiate the test in the system.)

Translation note: indítsuk corresponds to “let us start” and is distinct from the more abrupt command forms; it emphasizes shared action rather than issuing a direct order.