Megnyomjuk

Megnyomjuk is a Hungarian verb form derived from nyomni (to press, push) with the prefix meg-, which in this context signals a completed action or a result. It functions as the first-person plural present indicative, meaning "we press" or "we push (it)." The form is typically used with a direct object, such as a button or lever, in statements describing actions performed by the speaker and others. For example, Megnyomjuk a gombot translates to "We press the button."

The infinitive of the verb is megnyomni, and megnyomjuk is one of several inflected forms built from the same stem. The prefixed meg- modifies the meaning of the base verb to emphasize the act of triggering a result. This form is common in instructional language, user guides, and procedural descriptions where a group action by the user is described. It is part of a broader set of Hungarian verb forms that use prefixes to convey aspect and nuance.

In usage, megnyomjuk appears in contexts where an action is carried out by multiple people, or by the speaker as part of a group action. It contrasts with other forms such as megnyomja (he/she presses) or megnyomják (they press), which convey different subjects. The core meaning remains tied to pressing or pushing something to activate a mechanism or outcome.