Elutasítom

"Elutasítom" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I refuse" or "I reject" in English. It is a compound verb formed by the prefix "el-" and the root verb "utasít". The prefix "el-" often indicates a separation or removal, while "utasít" means "to send away" or "to dismiss". Therefore, "elutasítom" can be understood as "I send away" or "I dismiss", which metaphorically translates to "I refuse" or "I reject".

The verb "elutasítom" is used in various contexts, such as declining an offer, rejecting a proposal, or dismissing an idea. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object to complete its meaning. For example, "Elutasítom a kínálatot" translates to "I refuse the offer".

In Hungarian, "elutasítom" is conjugated in the present tense as follows: "elutasítom" (I refuse), "elutasítasz" (you refuse), "elutasítja" (he/she/it refuses), "elutasítunk" (we refuse), "elutasítotok" (you all refuse), and "elutasítanak" (they refuse).

The past tense form of "elutasítom" is "elutasítottam", and the past participle is "elutasított". The future tense form is "elutasítom". The verb does not have a separate imperative form, but the second-person singular form "elutasítasz" can be used as an imperative.