osztjuk

osztjuk is a Hungarian word that primarily translates to "we share" or "we divide." It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb oszt which means to share, divide, distribute, or assign.

The meaning of osztjuk can vary depending on the context. In a literal sense, it can refer to the act of physically dividing something among multiple people. For example, "Az ételt osztjuk" would mean "We are sharing the food." It can also imply distributing resources or tasks.

Figuratively, osztjuk can refer to sharing ideas, opinions, or feelings. "A véleményünket osztjuk" means "We share our opinions." In a more abstract sense, it can also describe the act of distributing or assigning responsibilities or roles within a group. The verb oszt itself can also mean to understand or comprehend, so in some informal contexts, "osztjuk" could imply that "we understand" something together, although this usage is less common than the sharing or dividing meanings.