Írtuk

Írtuk is a form of the Hungarian verb írni, meaning "to write." It is the first-person plural past tense form and is used to indicate that the speaker and others completed the action of writing. In English it corresponds to "we wrote."

The form is created from the verb stem ír- with the past tense marker -t and the first-person plural ending -uk, a combination used in Hungarian for past tense sentences involving multiple writers. The exact spelling follows standard Hungarian orthography.

In typical use, írtuk appears when the writer includes themselves and at least one other person as the subjects who performed the writing, often with a specified object. For example, a sentence such as "Írtuk a levelet" translates to "We wrote the letter." The form is part of a broader conjugation pattern for írni, which includes other personal forms like írunk (we write), írtam (I wrote), or írtak (they wrote) depending on tense and object definiteness.

Notes on usage and variation: írtuk is one conjugated form among several, and its exact application can depend on tense, aspect, and whether the object is definite. In narrative and reported speech, it commonly appears to indicate an action completed by the speaker and others.

See also: Hungarian language; Conjugation of írni.