lennénk

Lennénk is the first-person plural present conditional form of the Hungarian verb lenni, meaning "to be." It expresses a hypothetical or contingent state and is used to talk about what we would be in a given situation.

Formation and usage: Lennénk is formed from the verb stem len- plus the conditional suffix -énk, following Hungarian vowel harmony. It is one of the present conditional forms of lenni, whose other endings are lennék, lennél, lenne, lennétek, lennének. The form appears in sentences that describe what would be the case under certain conditions, most commonly in clauses introduced by ha or in polite, tentative statements.

Examples:

- Ha itt lennénk, segíthetnénk. ("If we were here, we could help.")

- Készségesek lennénk, ha szükség lenne rá. ("We would be willing to help if there were a need.")

- Mi lennénk ott, ha megoldható lenne. ("We would be there if it were possible.")

Notes: Lennénk functions as a finite verb form and is typically tied to a condition in the main clause. It is related to other conditional forms of lenni, such as lennék (I would be) and lennél (you would be). The verb lenni itself is irregular in many tenses, but lennénk follows the standard Hungarian present conditional paradigm for the 1st person plural.