Lezártuk

Lezártuk is a Hungarian word that translates to "we have closed" or "we closed" in English. It is the past tense, first-person plural form of the verb "lezár," which means "to close," "to seal," or "to conclude."

The word can be used in a variety of contexts. For instance, it might refer to the act of physically closing something, such as a door, a window, or a shop. "Lezártuk az ajtót" would mean "we closed the door." It can also describe the completion of an event or process. For example, "Lezártuk a tárgyalást" means "we closed the negotiation" or "we concluded the talks." In a more abstract sense, "lezártuk a vitát" could mean "we have closed the debate" or "we have settled the argument."

The verb "lezár" is derived from the prefix "le-" which often indicates downward movement or completion, and the verb "zár," meaning "to close" or "to lock." Thus, "lezár" implies a definitive act of closing or finishing. The "-tuk" suffix signifies the past tense and the first-person plural subject, indicating that "we" performed the action. Therefore, "lezártuk" carries the meaning of a completed action performed by a group of people.