Szúrok

Szúrok is a Hungarian verb form used as the first-person singular present tense of the verb szúr, which means to stab, pierce, or prick with a sharp object. The sense covers actions such as stabbing with a knife or pricking with a needle, as well as the figurative or sensory meanings of a sharp pain or sting. Szúr is a transitive verb and typically takes a direct object in the accusative.

In present tense, the basic forms of szúr are szúrok (I stab), szúrsz (you stab), szúr (he/she/it stabs), szúrunk (we stab), szúrtok (you all stab), and szúrnak (they stab). The past tense is formed with the perfect suffix -t- plus person endings, for example szúrtam (I stabbed), szúrtad (you stabbed). The participle szúrt is used in compound tenses and as an adjective in phrases such as szúrt seb (stab wound). Related nominal and adjective forms include szúrás (a stab or puncture) and szúró (sharp, stabbing; also a noun meaning a stabbing instrument).

Szúrok appears in standard Hungarian and can be used in both literal and figurative contexts. In literal use, it describes actions involving puncturing or piercing materials or tissue. In figurative language, it can describe an abrupt or piercing sensation, such as a sudden pain. The term forms part of a broader family around szúr, including szúrni (to stab or prick) and szúrás (the act or result of stabbing).

See also: szúrni, szúrás, szúró, szúrnök (note: common related terms concern the act of stabbing, puncturing, and related tools or sensations).