Tagadunk

Tagadunk is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb tagad, meaning to deny. It is used when the speakers collectively reject a statement, accusation, or claim. As a present-tense form, tagadunk indicates both the subject we and the action of denial.

Conjugation and related forms include tagadók? The full present-tense paradigm is tagadok (I deny), tagadsz (you deny), tagad (he/she/it denies), tagadunk (we deny), tagadtok (you all deny), tagadnak (they deny). Tagadunk thus marks a plural subject in the present tense.

Usage and examples: Tagadunk appears in everyday speech as well as in journalism, law, and politics when denying responsibility or involvement. Examples include: "Mi tagadunk minden felelősséget." (We deny all responsibility.) "Tagadunk minden részvételt ebben az ügyben." (We deny any involvement in this matter.)

Etymology and related forms: Tagad is a native Hungarian verb; tagadás is the noun meaning denial, and tagadó is the adjective meaning negative or denying, as in "tagadó válasz" (negative answer). The word is commonly used in both formal and informal registers and can pair with subordinate clauses or noun phrases to express denial of claims or allegations.

See also:Tagadás, tagadó, tagadós.