Elidegenítik

Elidegenítik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they alienate" or "it is alienated" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative active form of the verb elidegenít. The root of the verb, elidegenít, signifies the act of causing estrangement or making something or someone feel distant, unfamiliar, or hostile. This can apply to social relationships, a sense of belonging, or even one's own feelings or identity.

The concept of elidegenítik often appears in discussions related to societal changes, personal development, or psychological states. For instance, political or economic shifts might be described as alienating a population from their traditional way of life, leading to a feeling that "elidegenítik" them. Similarly, in a personal context, an individual might feel that certain experiences "elidegenítik" them from their past self or from their community. The verb implies an active process of separation or detachment, suggesting that something or someone is being pushed away or is becoming estranged.