Távolítjuk

Távolítjuk is a Hungarian verb meaning "we are removing" or "we are taking away." It is the first-person plural present tense indicative form of the verb távolít, which itself is derived from the adjective távol, meaning "far" or "distant." The verb távolít therefore literally means "to make far" or "to move away."

The word távolítjuk can be used in a wide variety of contexts. For example, it could describe the physical act of removing an object from a location, such as "Távolítjuk a szemetet" (We are removing the trash). It can also refer to the removal of something abstract, like "Távolítjuk a hibákat a programból" (We are removing the errors from the program). In a more figurative sense, it might describe pushing something away emotionally or mentally, such as "Távolítjuk a rossz emlékeket" (We are pushing away bad memories).

The grammatical structure of távolítjuk indicates an ongoing action performed by a group of people (the "we"). The suffix "-juk" signifies the first-person plural ending. Understanding the root word "távol" (far) is key to grasping the core meaning of removal or distancing inherent in the verb.