beírjuk

Beírjuk is a Hungarian verb form derived from beírni, meaning to write in or to enter (data) into a form, list, or register. It is the first-person plural present tense of beírni, corresponding to the subject “we.” The prefix be- signals entering into a surface, form, or system, while írni means “to write.” Grammatically, beírjuk is finite and used with a plural subject: we are performing the action now.

The word takes a direct object in the accusative and a destination expressed with a suffix such as -ba or -be. For example: Beírjuk az adatokat a táblázatba (We enter the data into the table). The sentence structure allows variation: Írjuk be az adatokat a táblázatba is common, with the verb or its prefix separated for emphasis or style.

In usage, beírjuk appears in administrative language, documentation, education, and IT contexts where information is entered into forms, databases, or records. It emphasizes the act of recording information rather than creating new text.

Related forms include beírom, beírod, beírja, beírjuk, beírjátok, beírják for present tense; and beírtam, beírtad, beírta, beírtuk for past tense. The noun beírás means “data entry” or “the act of writing in.” Overall, beírjuk is a practical term in Hungarian for describing the action of entering information by a group.