Befeóroz

Befeóroz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to iron" in English. It specifically refers to the action of using an iron to smooth out wrinkles in fabric. The verb is derived from the noun "vasaló," which means "iron" (the appliance). The root of the word, "vas," means "iron" (the metal).

The process of befeóroz involves heating an iron and moving it over clothing or other textiles. The heat and pressure from the iron help to relax the fibers of the fabric, thus removing creases and making the material appear smoother and neater. This is a common household chore performed to improve the appearance of garments before wearing them or for storing them.

The verb befeóroz can be used in various grammatical tenses and moods in Hungarian. For example, "bevasalom a inget" means "I am ironing the shirt," while "be fogom vasalni a ruhát" means "I will iron the dress." The word's structure indicates a completed action, similar to the prefix "be-" in other Hungarian verbs signifying entry or completion. Beyond clothing, befeóroz can also be applied to other fabric items like curtains or tablecloths.