Beavatnak

Beavatnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "initiate," "initiate someone into," or "usher someone into." It often carries the connotation of introducing someone to a new group, a secret, or a particular practice. The term is frequently used in contexts of membership, such as joining a club or organization, where a formal or informal ceremony might take place to officially welcome and instruct the new member.

Beyond simple joining, "beavatnak" can also imply imparting knowledge or skills that are not commonly known. This could be in the context of a trade where an apprentice is "beavatott" into the secrets of the craft, or in more esoteric settings where a person is "beavatott" into spiritual or mystical understanding. The act of "beavat" suggests a transfer of information or status that elevates the individual to a new level of awareness or belonging. The specific nature of what someone is "beavatott" into depends heavily on the surrounding context.