tároljuk

Tároljuk is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb tárol (to store, to keep). It functions primarily as the first-person plural form in the definite present tense (we store it/them) and is also used as a hortative or inclusive imperative meaning “let us store” or “let’s store.” The form reflects Hungarian’s definite/indefinite conjugation distinction: tároljuk indicates a definite direct object.

Pronunciation is roughly [ˈtaːroljuk]. In grammar, tároljuk belongs to the regular -ol/-el verb class and follows standard patterns of definite conjugation: tárolom, tárolod, tárolja, tároljuk, tároljátok, tárolják. The indefinite counterpart for “we store” is tárolunk, used when the object is indefinite or general.

Usage spans everyday and technical contexts. It can refer to storing physical items (Tároljuk a szezámmagot a száraz, hűvös helyen — “Let’s store the sesame seeds in a cool, dry place”) and to data storage or archiving in IT (Az adatokat biztonságosan tároljuk a szerveren — “We store the data securely on the server”). As an imperative, tároljuk appears in instructions, collaborative suggestions, and procedural language.

Related terms include tárolás (storage, the noun), tároló (storage container; also storage device), and tárolni (the infinitive). The form is a routine element of Hungarian verbal morphology, illustrating how object definiteness affects conjugation.