Konjugálunk

The Hungarian verb "konjugálunk" translates to "we conjugate" in English. It refers to the act of changing the form of a verb to agree with its subject in terms of person, number, tense, and mood. In Hungarian grammar, verbs are highly inflected, meaning their endings change significantly to convey this information.

"Konjugálunk" is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb "konjugál" (to conjugate). Therefore, when a speaker uses "konjugálunk," they are stating that "we" are performing the action of conjugating a verb. This might occur in a linguistic context, such as in a classroom setting where students are learning Hungarian verb conjugations, or in a discussion about grammatical structures.

The concept of conjugation is fundamental to many languages, but Hungarian's agglutinative nature means that a single verb stem can take multiple suffixes to express a wide range of grammatical nuances. "Konjugálunk" itself is an example of this, with the base "konjugál" combined with the present tense marker and the first-person plural ending. Understanding this process is crucial for comprehending and speaking Hungarian accurately.