Járok

Járok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the first-person singular present indicative of the verb járni, which means to go on foot, to walk, or to attend regularly. In use, járok describes habitual or regular action rather than a completed event.

Etymology and forms: The verb járni belongs to the class of imperfective verbs in Hungarian. The present tense forms are: én járok, te jársz, ő jár, mi járunk, ti jártok, ők járnak. The past tense is formed with járt- forms, for example: én jártam, te jártál, ő járt, mi jártunk, ti jártátok, ők jártak. The root jár- is shared with related words such as járás (the act of walking or going around) and járó (often used in compounds describing movement or attendance).

Usage: Járok expresses regular or ongoing movement to places or participation in activities. With destinations: "Minden nap járok iskolába" (I go to school every day). With activities or recurring visits: "Évente egyszer járok nyaralni" (I go on vacation once a year). The sense can cover physical walking as well as attending events, classes, or routines.

Notes: As with many Hungarian verbs, aspect and temporal meaning are conveyed through tense and context. Járok contrasts with the simple past form jártam (I went/I have gone) and with future forms formed with auxiliary constructions such as fogok járni (I will go).

See also: járni, járás, Hungarian verb conjugation.