Elhárítod

Elhárítod is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you ward off," "you deflect," or "you evade" in English. It is the second-person singular present tense indicative form of the verb elhárít. The root of the verb, hárít, signifies the act of pushing something away or preventing it from reaching you. The prefix "el-" further modifies this meaning, often implying a complete or successful removal or prevention.

The verb can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative. Literally, one might elhárítod a blow, meaning to block or parry an incoming strike. Figuratively, it can describe the act of evading responsibility, a question, or criticism. For instance, someone might elhárítod a difficult task by claiming they are too busy or unqualified. Similarly, a politician might elhárítod uncomfortable questions from the press. The nuance of elhárítod suggests an active effort to prevent something from happening or affecting oneself. It implies a successful or at least attempted prevention, distinguishing it from simply ignoring something. The context in which it is used will determine the precise shade of meaning, but the core idea remains one of preventing, deflecting, or warding off.