Öntsük

Öntsük is a Hungarian word that translates to "let's pour" or "pour it." It is the imperative form of the verb "önteni," meaning to pour. The word is commonly used in everyday conversation when referring to the action of pouring liquids, such as water, wine, or coffee.

The context in which "öntsük" is used can vary significantly. For instance, "Öntsük fel a poharat" translates to "Let's fill up the glasses," implying a pouring action. Similarly, "Öntsük a teát a bögrébe" means "Let's pour the tea into the mug." The word can also be used in more figurative senses, though these are less common in everyday speech.

In a culinary context, "öntsük" is a frequent instruction in recipes. It guides the cook or baker on when and how to add liquid ingredients. For example, a recipe might state, "Öntsük hozzá a tejet" meaning "Pour in the milk."

The grammatical structure of "öntsük" indicates a first-person plural imperative. This means the action of pouring is being suggested or commanded to a group that includes the speaker. It carries a sense of shared action or a collective instruction. The word's simplicity and directness make it a practical and widely understood term in the Hungarian language for the act of pouring.