Törlünk

Törlünk is a Hungarian verb that translates to "we delete" or "we erase" in English. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb "törölni." This verb is commonly used in everyday language and in digital contexts.

In a general sense, "törlünk" refers to the act of removing something from existence or from a particular place. For example, one might say "Adatokat törlünk a régi rendszerből," meaning "We are deleting data from the old system." This can apply to physical objects, information, or even abstract concepts.

In computing and digital interfaces, "törlünk" is frequently encountered when referring to file deletion, message removal, or clearing search history. When a user selects multiple items and initiates a deletion process, the system might communicate this action using a phrase incorporating "törlünk." For instance, a confirmation message could state, "Ezeket a fájlokat töröljük," which translates to "We are deleting these files." The verb's conjugation indicates that the action is being performed by a group of people or by the system itself as a collective entity. Understanding "törlünk" is therefore essential for comprehending directives and actions within Hungarian-language digital environments.