Vegyék

Vegyük is the 1st person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb venni, meaning to take or to buy. It is used to propose a joint action by the speaker and others, roughly corresponding to "let us take" or "let's take" in English. The form is part of the imperative mood and is used in both spoken and written Hungarian.

In grammar terms, vegyük is the inclusive imperative for the subject mi; it is formed from the verb stem venni with the -ük suffix marking the first-person plural imperative, yielding vegyük. Related forms include vegyétek (you plural or formal) and vegyék (they or formal you). The form is a standard part of everyday Hungarian.

Usage: Vegyük a következő lépést. (Let's take the next step.) Vegyük ezt a lehetőséget. (Let us take this opportunity.) The phrase is common in instructions, proposals, headlines, and motivational contexts where a group action is being suggested.

Notes: In running text, vegyük is written in lowercase unless it begins a sentence; it is capitalized only as a sentence-initial word. While primarily a verb form, it can also appear in titles or slogans to evoke collective action.