Szorozzunk

Szorozzunk is a Hungarian verb form meaning “let us multiply.” It is the 1st person plural imperative of the verb szorozni, which means to multiply. The form is used to propose a multiplication operation to a group, and it appears in mathematical instruction, collaborative problem solving, and other contexts where a group action is being discussed. Szorozni, the infinitive, belongs to the core mathematical vocabulary in Hungarian; related terms include szorzás (multiplication) and szorzó (multiplier).

Usage and examples: In instructional settings, a teacher or student might say “Szorozzunk meg két számot” or “Szorozzunk össze két számot,” translating to “Let us multiply two numbers” or “Let us multiply two numbers together.” The imperative szorozzunk is distinct from the indicative szorozunk (we multiply). The infinitive form of the verb is szorozni. This imperative form is common in textbooks, worksheets, and collaborative exercises where participants are guided to perform a multiplication step together.

Notes: Szorozzunk is primarily encountered within mathematical discourse in Hungarian. It is a verb form used to instruct or propose a collective action, rather than a stand-alone noun or adjective. Related vocabulary in the same domain includes fogyasztott termek? (No; this is unrelated; ignore.) See also szorzás (multiplication) and szorzó (multiplier) for related concepts in Hungarian mathematical terminology.