Rajzoljunk

Rajzoljunk is a Hungarian phrase meaning “let us draw” or “let’s draw,” formed as the first-person plural exhortative of the verb rajzolni (to draw). It combines the stem rajzolj- with the suffix -junk to invite a group to perform the action.

In use, rajzoljunk functions as a call to participate in drawing activities and is common in educational settings, workshops, and community arts projects. It can appear as a standalone imperative in classroom instructions, as a slogan on posters, or as a prompt on social media to encourage collective creativity. An example sentence is rajzoljunk együtt egy képet, meaning “let’s draw a picture together.”

Linguistic and cultural notes: rajzoljunk is a standard, neutral grammatical construction in Hungarian and does not refer to a specific organization or event by itself. It is often employed in contexts aimed at group participation and creativity, especially for children, beginners, or learners of Hungarian. When used as a title or slogan, it conveys a collaborative, inclusive activity rather than a formal program. The phrase reflects ordinary usage of Hungarian exhortatives to promote shared artistic activity.