Eltakarít

Eltakarít is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to clear away," "to remove," "to tidy up," or "to sweep away" in English. It describes the action of getting rid of something, often something that is unwanted, in the way, or messy. The specific nuance of the meaning can depend on the context in which it is used.

For instance, one might eltakarít clutter from a room, meaning to tidy up and put things away. In a more literal sense, it could refer to eltakarít debris after a construction project. It can also be used metaphorically, such as to eltakarít obstacles from one's path or to eltakarít doubts from one's mind. The word implies a completion of the removal process, leaving the area or situation clear. The root word is "takarít," which also relates to tidying or cleaning, with the prefix "el-" often indicating completion or removal from a place.