beviszünk

"Beviszünk" is a Hungarian verb meaning "we carry" or "we bring," derived from the infinitive form *bevisz* ("to carry" or "to bring in"). It is part of the first-person plural present tense conjugation of the verb *bevisz*, which belongs to the strong verb class in Hungarian. The verb is commonly used in everyday speech to describe actions involving transporting or introducing something into a specific location.

The verb *bevisz* itself is a compound word, combining the prefix *be-* (meaning "into" or "in") with the verb *visz* ("to carry" or "to take"). This prefix alters the meaning of the base verb to indicate movement toward an interior space or direction. For example, *bevisz* can be used in contexts like bringing groceries into a house or transporting guests into a building.

In Hungarian grammar, verbs like *bevisz* follow the standard conjugation rules for strong verbs, which undergo vowel alternations in their present tense forms. The first-person plural form, *beviszünk*, is one of several conjugations used to express collective actions or actions performed by the speaker and others. For instance, one might say *"Beviszünk a csomagokat a házba"* ("We carry the packages into the house").

The verb is widely used in both spoken and written Hungarian, appearing in various contexts such as instructions, narratives, and conversations. Its meaning can sometimes overlap with other verbs like *hozzuk* ("we bring") or *szállítunk* ("we deliver"), depending on the specific context and nuance required. Like many Hungarian verbs, *bevisz* is flexible and can be paired with a variety of prepositions and adverbs to convey precise spatial or directional meanings.