Vonulunk

Vonulunk is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb vonulni, meaning to move along in a line, to march, to parade, or to migrate. The form is used when the speaker includes themselves and others in a present-tense action of moving in formation or progressing along a path. It can describe military marching, a public procession, or migratory movements of people or animals in a general sense.

In usage, vonulunk appears in contexts where a group is actively advancing or traveling in formation. It is often found in descriptions of parades, protests, military maneuvers, or large-scale movements of crowds. The verb can also convey the sense of a longer, directional movement, such as a march across a landscape or a coordinated advance.

Conjugation (present tense, indicative): én vonulok, te vonulsz, ő vonul, mi vonulunk, ti vonultok, ők vonulnak. Examples: Mi vonulunk a téren. A sereg vonul. The related noun vonulás means a parade, procession, or migratory movement, and vonuló typically refers to something or someone that is moving in a line or migrating.

See also: vonulás, vonuló, vonulóhad. The term is primarily a grammatical form within Hungarian verb conjugation and is not a separate lexical entry on its own beyond its use as a verb form.