elindulunk

Elindulunk is a Hungarian expression meaning “we begin to move” or “we set off.” It is formed from the verb elindulni, which means to start moving or to depart, combined with the first-person plural suffix -unk, yielding the sense of “we start off.” The phrase is common in everyday Hungarian usage to announce the beginning of a journey, project, or collective effort.

In cultural contexts, Elindulunk is sometimes used as a title or thematic motif in Hungarian-language media, literature and music. The expression carries associations of motivation, departure, and a shared venture, and it can function as a metaphor for starting a new phase or undertaking. Because it is a relatively generic phrase, its meaning and tone shift with context, making it suitable for varied artistic and rhetorical purposes.

There is no single canonical work universally identified by this title; rather, the phrase appears in multiple, unrelated contexts as a linguistic asset rather than a fixed, widely recognized work. As a standalone expression, it can also serve as a motto or opening idea for initiatives that emphasize collective action and forward movement.