Vonultunk

Vonultunk is the first-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb vonul. The base verb vonul means to move in a line, to march, or to parade, and it can describe a group progressing along a route in a ceremonial, military, or organized context. Vonultunk translates to “we marched” or “we have marched” in the simple past, depending on the surrounding context and translation choices.

Grammatical notes: Vonultunk is formed from the stem vonul- with the past tense suffix -t and the first-person plural ending -unk. It is used in the indicative mood and denotes a completed past action by a group. Related forms include vonulunk (we march, present), vonultatok (you all marched in past tense), vonultak (they marched), and other person-number combinations of the same verb.

Usage and examples: The form is commonly found in narratives or reports describing past movements by groups. Examples include military parades, processions, or crowds moving through a street. Sample sentences include: “A katonák vonultak a tér felé.” (The soldiers marched toward the square.) “Mi vonultunk az utcán.” (We marched down the street.)

See also: vonulás (march, procession), felvonulás (parade, procession), vonuló (marching, in the sense of a group that is marching).