Megkötjük

Megkötjük is a form of the Hungarian verb megkötni. It is the first-person plural present indicative, meaning "we tie up" or "we bind." The exact sense depends on the context and the accompanying object.

Etymology and morphology: The word is built from the verb kötni (to tie, to bind) with the prefix meg-, which adds a sense of completion or emphasis, and the personal ending -jük for the first-person plural. The infinitive megkötni denotes the action in general, while megkötjük specifies that the action is performed by “us.”

Usage: Megkötjük is transitive and requires a direct object in the accusative. It can refer to physical binding—tying a rope, knot, or belt—and to figurative binding, such as binding by an obligation or contract (for example, megkötjük a szerződést). In everyday speech, the form indicates that the speakers intend to perform the tying or binding themselves.

Examples:

Megkötjük a kötelet. (We will tie the rope.)

Megkötjük a nyakkendőt. (We will tie the tie.)

Megkötjük a megállapodást. (We will finalize/bind the agreement.)

See also: köt, kötés, megkötés.