elvetjük

Elvetjük is a Hungarian verb. It is the first-person plural present tense indicative form of the verb elvetni. The verb elvetni has several meanings, broadly encompassing the ideas of sowing, discarding, or rejecting.

When used in the context of agriculture or gardening, elvetjük translates to "we sow." This refers to the act of planting seeds in the ground for the purpose of growth. For example, one might say "Már elvetjük a tavaszi vetést" which means "We are already sowing the spring crops."

Beyond its literal meaning of sowing, elvetjük can also mean "we discard" or "we throw away." This usage applies to objects that are no longer wanted or needed. An example would be "A régi ruhákat elvetjük" meaning "We discard the old clothes."

Furthermore, elvetjük can express the idea of "we reject" or "we dismiss" something, such as an idea, a proposal, or even a person. In this sense, it implies a refusal to accept or consider something. For instance, "Az ötletünket elvetjük" could mean "We reject our idea" or "We dismiss our idea." The specific meaning of elvetjük is determined by the context in which it is used.