Soroljuk

Soroljuk is the first-person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb sorolni, meaning "to list" or "to enumerate." It denotes that the speaker and others are performing the action of listing items. Sorolni is a regular -olni verb, with the present tense form soroljuk created by adding the suffix -juk to the stem sorol-.

Etymology and morphology: The root sor- is related to the word sor, which can mean a line, row, or order. The infinitive sorolni is formed with -ni, while the present tense 1st person plural ending in -juk combines with the stem to yield soroljuk. Other persons are sorolsz (you list), sorol (he/she lists), sorolunk (we list), soroltok (you all list), sorolják (they list). This verb is transitive and typically takes a direct object or an ensuing list.

Usage: Soroljuk is commonly used in formal writing, reports, instructions, and editorial contexts when the speaker includes themselves in presenting items or steps. It can introduce or accompany a list: “Soroljuk az alábbi tételeket,” meaning “We list the following items.” The construction reinforces a collective action and is appropriate for neutral, informative prose.

Examples:

- Soroljuk fel az alábbi állításokat. (We list the following statements.)

- A tervek sorrendjét soroljuk fel a következők szerint. (We enumerate the planned steps as follows.)

See also: sorolni, magyar igei ragozás, listázás.

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