Bombázza

Bombázza is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to bomb" or "to bombard" in English. It describes the act of attacking a target, typically with explosives or projectiles, from aircraft or artillery. The term can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, bombázza refers to military actions where bombs are dropped on enemy positions, cities, or infrastructure. This can involve aerial bombardments carried out by warplanes or ground bombardments from heavy artillery. The objective of such actions is often to destroy enemy forces, disrupt their operations, or demoralize the population.

Figuratively, bombázza can describe an overwhelming or intense assault of something non-military. For instance, one might say a person is being "bombázza" with questions if they are being asked many questions at once. It can also refer to a deluge of information, requests, or other stimuli that can be difficult to process or handle. The figurative usage emphasizes the intensity and overwhelming nature of the input.

The verb is conjugated in Hungarian according to standard grammatical rules. Its meaning is context-dependent, but it consistently conveys the idea of a forceful and often continuous impact.