Elárasztom

Elárasztom is a Hungarian verb, the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb eláraszt. The verb eláraszt translates to "to flood," "to inundate," "to overwhelm," or "to swamp" in English. Therefore, "elárasztom" specifically means "I flood," "I inundate," "I overwhelm," or "I swamp."

This verb can be used in both literal and figurative contexts. Literally, it describes the act of filling a space with a large quantity of liquid, such as a river flooding its banks or a pipe bursting and flooding a room. Figuratively, "elárasztom" can refer to being overwhelmed by a multitude of things. This could include being swamped with work, inundated with requests, or flooded with emotions. The subject performing the action, "I," is clearly indicated by the "-om" suffix.

For example, in a literal sense, someone might say "Már elárasztom a pincét vízzel" which translates to "I am already flooding the basement with water." In a figurative sense, one might exclaim "Elárasztom az e-mailekkel" meaning "I am being swamped with emails." The context in which the verb is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning.