fújotok

Fújotok is a Hungarian verb form. It represents the present indicative second-person plural form of the verb fújni, meaning to blow. The form is used when addressing multiple people in informal, familiar speech.

Morphology and related forms: Fújotok is built from the verb stem fúj- plus the second-person plural present suffix -otok, yielding the spelling fújotok. In Hungarian, the corresponding first- and second-person singular forms are fújok and fújsz, while the third-person plural form is fújnak. The verb fújni also has a related noun fújás, meaning the act of blowing.

Usage: The fújotok form appears mainly in casual conversation or dialogue among equals. In more formal contexts, speakers typically use a formal construction with the pronoun Önök followed by the third-person plural present, as in Önök fújnak, to address a group politely. The presence of fújotok alongside fújnak reflects the broader Hungarian pattern of marking second-person plural versus third-person plural with different endings and pronouns.

Notes: As with many Hungarian verb forms, punctuation and diacritics guide pronunciation; fújotok has a long ó sound. The form is one example of how Hungarian marks person and number directly in the verb, reducing the need for explicit subject pronouns in everyday speech.

See also: fújni, fújás, Hungarian grammar, present tense, second-person plural.