Egybeolvad

"Egybeolvad" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to merge" or "to fuse" in English. It is a reflexive verb, meaning it is used with a reflexive pronoun (magam, magad, magát, magunk, magatok, magukat) to indicate that the subject is performing the action on itself. The verb is commonly used in contexts where two or more entities combine or unite to form a single entity.

The basic form of the verb is "olvad", which is the infinitive form. The reflexive form "egybeolvad" is used to indicate that the entities are merging or fusing together. For example, "A folyók egybeolvadnak a tóba" translates to "The rivers merge into the lake."

The verb "egybeolvad" can also be used metaphorically to describe the merging of ideas, cultures, or concepts. For instance, "A két szervezet egybeolvadt, hogy erősebb legyen" translates to "The two organizations merged to become stronger."

In grammar, "egybeolvad" is a compound verb formed by the prefix "egybe-" and the verb "olvad". The prefix "egybe-" is used to indicate that the action is performed together or as a whole. The verb "olvad" means "to melt" or "to dissolve", but in the context of "egybeolvad", it refers to the merging or fusing of entities.