Kattintunk

Kattintunk is the present tense, first-person plural form of the Hungarian verb kattint, which means to click. It denotes that the speaker and others are performing a clicking action, usually with a mouse or touch device. The form is used in digital contexts to describe a group action, such as collaborative tasks, instructions, or reports about what a group did.

Originating from the English word click, kattint is a Hungarian loanword. The infinitive is kattintani, and the related noun for the action is kattintás. The present indicative forms include kattintunk for “we click,” with other forms such as kattintasz (you click, singular), kattint (he/she/it clicks), kattintotok (you all click), and kattintanak (they click). The spelling preserves Hungarian phonology while reflecting the borrowed root.

Usage in Hungarian tends to appear in contexts where a group action is described or reported. It is less common as an instructional imperative, where forms like kattints (you click) or kattints rá (click on it) are more typical. Example sentences: “Kattintunk a linkre, és megnyílik a dokumentum.” or “Mi kattintunk ide, hogy elindítsuk a folyamatot.” In everyday language, kattintunk can convey collective action in teamwork, tutorials, or user-guides.

Related terms include kattintás (the act of clicking) and kattintani (to click, the infinitive). In broader discourse, speakers may contrast kattintunk (we click) with nyomunk (we press) or lenyomjuk (we press down) depending on the context and device.