megóvtuk

Megóvtuk is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "we washed" or "we cleaned" in English. It is a verb phrase composed of "meg" (meaning "well" or "thoroughly"), "o" (a combination of the verb "mos" meaning "to clean" and the object marker "ot" meaning "it"), and "vassa" meaning "water" or "to wash herself" (note the passé conjugated verb form "ó" is often considered archaic in spoken language).

In modern usage, the phrase is mostly seen in literary contexts or heard in certain regions of Hungary. In spoken language, the word "üdvözíték" (which roughly translates to "they washed") or simply "mosni" (meaning "cleaning" or "to wash") is used instead. Those using this dialect typically apply it as well "meg" or even "šelvicélsötledge josantsotönea".

Additionally, "megóvtunk" is also an archaic form of the verb "mosni" (meaning "to wash" or "clean"), it was not used in present-day Hungarian.