leállunk

Leállunk is a Hungarian verb that translates to "we stop" in English. It is a compound verb formed by the prefix "le-" and the root verb "áll". The prefix "le-" indicates a change of state or completion, while "áll" means "to stand". Therefore, "leállunk" literally means "we make to stand", but in practice, it is used to express the action of stopping or ceasing an activity.

The verb "leállunk" is conjugated in the first person plural form, indicating that the subject performing the action is "we". The verb can be used in various contexts, such as describing a group of people stopping a machine, a vehicle, or an activity. For example, "A gyárban leállunk a termelést" translates to "We stop the production in the factory".

In Hungarian, the verb "leállunk" is irregular in the past tense, with the past participle being "leálltunk". It is also important to note that the verb "leáll" can be used with different prefixes to indicate different subjects, such as "leáll" (I stop), "leállsz" (you stop), and "leáll" (he/she/it stops).

Overall, "leállunk" is a versatile and commonly used verb in Hungarian, expressing the idea of stopping or ceasing an activity. Its usage and conjugation follow the standard rules of Hungarian verb morphology.