Elszokott

Elszokott is a Hungarian verb that translates to "got out of the habit," "became unaccustomed to," or "got used to not doing something." It implies a gradual process of losing a former practice or familiarity.

The verb is formed from the prefix "el-" which often indicates removal or away, and the verb "szokik," meaning "to get used to" or "to be accustomed to." Therefore, "elszokott" signifies a departure from a state of being accustomed.

One might use "elszokott" to describe someone who used to smoke but no longer does, or a person who has moved from a city to the countryside and has become unaccustomed to the noise and pace of urban life. It can also refer to a pet that has stopped a certain behavior, such as begging for food at the table. The context usually makes it clear whether the habit being lost is positive or negative. The past tense form "elszokott" is commonly used to indicate that this change has already occurred.