Ürülünk

Ürülünk is a Hungarian word that translates to "we are happy" or "we are glad" in English. It is a verb in the first-person plural present tense, derived from the adjective "ürü" meaning happy or glad. The word expresses a collective feeling of joy or contentment shared by a group of people.

The usage of "ürülünk" is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature. It can be used in various contexts, from simple expressions of personal happiness to more formal declarations of collective satisfaction. For example, one might say "Nagyon ürülünk a látogatásnak" which means "We are very happy about the visit." Similarly, "Ürülünk, hogy itt lehetek" translates to "I am happy to be here," but in this case, the plural form implies a shared sentiment among a group.

The etymology of "ürü" is not definitively known, though it is believed to have ancient Finno-Ugric roots. The word's structure and its conjugation follow standard Hungarian grammar rules. Understanding "ürülünk" is key to comprehending expressions of collective positive emotion in the Hungarian language.