hiányolunk

hiányolunk is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "we miss" in English. The word is derived from the root "hiányzik," which means "to be missing" or "to be absent." The "-unk" suffix indicates the first-person plural subject, meaning "we." Therefore, "hiányolunk" specifically expresses the sentiment of "we are missing someone or something." This verb is commonly used to express feelings of absence and longing for people, places, or even abstract concepts. For instance, one might say "Nagyon hiányolunk téged" meaning "We miss you very much." It can also be used in contexts like "Hiányoljuk a régi szép időket," which translates to "We miss the old good times." The grammatical structure requires an object to be missed, which is typically in the accusative case. Understanding "hiányolunk" is key to comprehending expressions of longing and absence in the Hungarian language.