Kötelezünk

Kötelezünk is a Hungarian verb that translates to "we oblige" or "we compel" in English. It is the first-person plural present tense conjugation of the verb "kötelez," which means to oblige, to compel, or to make someone do something. The verb implies a sense of requirement, duty, or obligation being imposed by a group.

The term can be used in various contexts, ranging from legal and contractual situations to more informal social interactions. For example, a contract might state that one party obliges the other to perform a specific action. In a broader sense, a group of people might feel obliged by a shared responsibility or a moral imperative to act in a certain way. The usage of "kötelezünk" inherently signifies a collective "we" that is imposing or acknowledging the obligation. It is a strong verb, indicating that the action is not optional but rather a necessity or a requirement.