támadunk

Támadunk is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb támad, meaning we attack or we assault. It denotes an action, either literal or figurative, performed by the speaker together with others. In everyday use, it can describe a current offensive action, for example in sports, military contexts, or when addressing a problem or task.

Grammatical notes: támad is a regular verb. The present indicative forms are: én támadok, te támadsz, ő támad, mi támadunk, ti támadtok, ők támadnak. The form támadunk specifically marks the 1st person plural. Hungarian verbs in this tense commonly take direct objects or prepositional phrases to indicate the target or purpose of the attack (for example, támadunk az ellenfél védelmére, we attack the opponent’s defense).

Usage and nuance: The sentence structure is neutral and widely used across domains. In sports, journalists might say „A csapat most támad.” In a broader sense, támadunk can express a strategic or problem-solving initiative, such as “támadunk a megoldásért” (we press forward toward a solution). The tone remains factual and not inherently aggressive, depending on context.

Derivatives and related terms: The noun támadás means attack, aggression, or offensive action. The adjective támadó refers to an attacker or offensively oriented, such as a támadó játékos (attacking player) or támadó fél (offensive party). The verb, its noun, and related forms are common in sports, military, and figurative language.