bekapcsoltuk

Bekapcsoltuk is a Hungarian verb form meaning "we turned on" or "we have switched on." It is the first-person plural past tense of bekapcsolni, the verb meaning to switch on, activate, or enable something. The prefixed verb bekapcsolni combines be- with kapcsolni; be- here signals initiation or activation of a device or function. Bekapcsoltuk is used to describe a completed action performed by the subject group, typically when the object is known to both speaker and listener, as in bekapcsoltuk a lámpát (we turned on the lamp).

Grammatically, bekapcsoltuk is formed by the verb stem bekapcsol- plus the past tense suffix -tuk, indicating first-person plural with a definite object. Other forms include bekapcsoltad (you turned on), bekapcsolta (he/she/it turned on), bekapcsoltatok (you all turned on), bekapcsolták (they turned on). The form reflects standard Hungarian voice and tense concord with the subject and object as appropriate.

Typical usage occurs in both spoken Hungarian and written narration to report actions by a group, for instance in household contexts, technical descriptions, or news reports. The word is closely related to bekapcsolás (activation or turning on) and to related terms such as kapcsoló (switch) and bekapcsoló (on-switch). In context, bekapcsoltuk commonly conveys a clear, completed act of enabling a device or function by the speakers.