fogadunk

Fogadunk is a Hungarian verb form, the first-person plural present tense of fogad. The base verb fogad has several related meanings centered on receiving, welcoming, or accepting in various contexts. In general usage, fogad can express the action of taking or hosting something offered, or of receiving someone or something into a setting or system.

The primary senses of fogad include: to receive or take something offered, such as a document, message, or item, often implying acceptance by taking possession or acknowledgment; to host or welcome people, especially guests, for example in a home or venue: “vendégeket fogadunk” (we host/receive guests); and, in older or more specific uses, to accept or adopt something, such as a plan or proposal, though elfogad is more common in contemporary Hungarian for formal acceptance. The verb also appears in betting contexts, where one might mean to place a bet on a game or outcome by using related phrases with appropriate particles.

Conjugation and usage: fogad is a regular verb of the -ad family. In present tense: fogadok (I receive), fogadsz (you receive), fogad (he/she/it receives), fogadunk (we receive), fogadtok (you all receive), fogadnak (they receive). Past tenses are formed with fogadott, and the verb participates in standard Hungarian aspect and mood patterns. The word family includes fogadás (reception, receipt, or bet in context) and fogadó (host, recipient, or bettor, depending on context).

See also: elfogad, fogadás, fogadó.