Tulajdonolunk

Tulajdonolunk is a Hungarian verb form meaning “we own” or “we possess.” It is the present indicative first-person plural form of the verb tulajdonolni, which means to own or possess something.

Grammatical notes: tulajdonolunk is transitive and requires a direct object to indicate what is owned. The subject is implied by the verb ending (mi). The standard present tense forms of tulajdonolni include én tulajdonolok, te tulajdonolsz, ő tulajdonol, mi tulajdonolunk, ti tulajdonoltok, ők tulajdonolnak. The form tulajdonolunk is distinct from the noun tulajdon (ownership) and from tulajdonunk, which means “our property.”

Etymology: the verb is derived from the noun tulajdon (ownership, property) with the infinitive suffix -olni and the 1st-person plural ending -nk, forming a verb that expresses possession by “we.”

Usage: tulajdonolunk is used when stating current possession of tangible or intangible assets. It appears in everyday speech, business, and legal contexts to indicate that the speaker and others in the group hold ownership. For emphasis on ownership already established, one may also refer to Ez a ház a mi tulajdonunk (This house is our property), where tulajdonunk functions as a noun meaning “our property.”

See also: tulajdon, tulajdonjog, tulajdonos, tulajdonlás.