Utazunk

Utazunk is the present tense, first-person plural form of the Hungarian verb utazni, meaning "to travel." It corresponds to the English "we travel" or "we are traveling," depending on context. The infinitive utazni is formed from the stem utaz- plus the infinitive suffix -ni, and the noun utazás means "travel" or "journey." From utazás the verb utazni is derived, and utazunk appears in everyday use when referring to travel by any means (car, train, plane, etc.).

Usage and meaning: Utazunk describes travel as a regular activity or as a current plan. Hungarian presents does not distinguish a separate present continuous form, so utazunk can cover both habitual travel and ongoing travel. Common constructions include destination and time: "Holnap Berlinbe utazunk" (Tomorrow we travel to Berlin); "Most külföldre utazunk" (We are traveling abroad now/We travel abroad). It is also used in questions such as "Hova utazunk?" (Where are we traveling to?).

Related forms and conjugation: The full present-tense conjugation is: én utazom; te utazol; ő utazik; mi utazunk; ti utaztok; ők utaznak. Related words include utazás (travel, journey) and utazó (traveler). These forms are part of standard Hungarian verb conjugation and are widely used in travel, logistics, and everyday conversation.

Etymology: Utazni is formed from the root associated with travel and the nominal and verbalizing suffixes used in Hungarian, with utazás as the related noun. The exact historical development traces to common Hungarian word-building patterns that link travel-related nouns and verbs.