Utazom

Utazom is the first person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb utazni, meaning to travel. It is used to express that the speaker travels or is traveling, either as a current action or as a general habit. As a surface form, utazom appears in sentences where the subject is “I” and the action is travel.

Etymology and related forms: The verb utazni is derived from the noun utazás, travel or journey, and the suffix -ni marks the infinitive. Related words include utazó (traveler) and utazás (travel). The root utaz- is connected to movement along a route or path, with other related verbs and nouns forming from the same stem.

Usage: Utazom is common in everyday Hungarian when talking about plans, routines, or experiences involving travel. Examples include: “Ma Budapestre utazom.” (Today I am traveling to Budapest.) “A következő nyáron hosszú utazom lesz?” (Will I travel long next summer?) Utazom as part of a clause can be contrasted with other persons: utazol (you travel), utazik (he/she travels).

Conjugation (present tense and basic forms): utazom, utazol, utazik, utazunk, utaztok, utaznak. Past tense forms are utaztam, utaztál, utazott, utaztunk, utaztatok, utaztak. The future or intended action can be expressed with helper structures such as fogok utazni (I will travel).

See also: utazás, utazó, utazni.