úrok

Írok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “I write.” It is the first-person singular present indicative of the verb írni, which means “to write.” The form is used to describe writing that the speaker is performing in the present moment or as a general present action.

In the present indicative, the standard forms for írni are: én írok, te írsz, ő ír, mi írunk, ti írtok, ők írnak. The verb follows regular patterns for many Hungarian -ni verbs, with the stem ír- combined with person-specific endings. The pronunciation places stress on the first syllable, and the í indicates a long vowel.

Usage notes and examples: Írok egy levelet. (I am writing a letter.) Most írok. (I am writing now / I write now.) The form írok can also appear in simple present statements, where the action is habitual or generally true, depending on context and accompanying adverbs. The infinitive of this verb is írni, and related forms include írtam (I wrote) for the past tense, and írunk (we write) for the first person plural present.

A common point of confusion is that írok resembles the noun írók, which means “writers.” The two are distinct: írok is a verb form meaning “I write,” while írók is a plural noun.

See also: the verb írni (to write), its other tenses such as írtam (past) and írok (present). The related noun író means writer, and írók denotes writers.

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