Ékesít

Ékesít is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to adorn," "to decorate," or "to embellish" in English. It describes the act of making something more attractive or ornate by adding decorative elements. This can apply to a wide range of contexts, from physical objects to abstract concepts.

In a literal sense, ékesít can refer to decorating a room with furniture, paintings, or other objects. It can also mean adorning a person with jewelry or fine clothing. The verb implies a deliberate effort to enhance the visual appeal of something. For example, one might ékesít a cake with frosting and sprinkles, or ékesít a performance with elaborate costumes.

Beyond the purely visual, ékesít can also be used metaphorically. It can describe the act of embellishing a story with extra details to make it more interesting, or adorning one's language with rhetorical devices to make it more persuasive. In this sense, it refers to adding richness or flavor to something. The opposite of ékesít might be to simplify, strip down, or leave something plain.