felvetjük

Felvetjük is a Hungarian verb form belonging to the verb felvetni. It is the present tense, first-person plural (we) form, used to express that the speaker and others are raising, bringing up, or proposing something. The sense can cover both questions and proposals, as in a discussion, meeting, or debate.

Etymology and meaning: The verb combines the prefix fel-, meaning up or forward, with vetni (to throw). Metaphorically, this yields lifting or presenting something toward others, such as an issue, a topic, or a suggestion. The noun felvetés (proposal, question) derives from the same root and is commonly used in formal and informal contexts.

Usage and typical constructions: Felvetjük commonly appears with direct objects such as a kérdést (the question), a témát (the topic), a problémát (the problem), or a javaslatot (the proposal). Examples include: “Mi felvetjük a kérdést.” (We raise the question.) “A bizottság felvetette az ötletet.” (The committee proposed the idea.) The form is versatile and appears in meetings, interviews, journalism, and academic discourse.

Related forms and grammar: The infinitive is felvetni; the past tense singular and plural forms include felvetettem, felvetetted, felvetette, felvetettük, felvetettétek, felvetették. The third-person present plural is felvetik. A related noun is felvetés; an adjective form is felvető (one who raises or presents). Other Hungarian verbs with similar meanings include felhozni (to bring up) and felmerül (to emerge/occur).

See also: felhozni, felmerül, felvetés, beszédmód és vitaszintrendszer.