kezünk

The term "kezünk" is the first-person plural possessive form of the Hungarian word "kéz," which translates to "hand" in English. Therefore, "kezünk" means "our hand." This grammatical construction indicates possession by a group of people, specifically "we."

In Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes are attached to the noun to denote ownership. For "kéz," the singular possessive for "we" is formed by adding the suffix "-ünk" to the stem. This results in "kezünk." It is a common and fundamental word used in everyday conversation and writing.

Examples of its usage might include phrases like "kezünkben a jövő" (the future is in our hands) or "kezünkbe vettük az irányítást" (we took control in our hands). The word emphasizes collective agency or shared responsibility. Understanding "kezünk" is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences that involve a group referring to their hands or something they collectively hold or control.