Elávolítódnak

Elávolítódnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they move away" or "they are moving away" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb elávolítódik. The root of the verb is "el" which signifies removal or departure, and "távolodik" meaning to distance oneself or move further away. Therefore, elávolítódnak describes a process where multiple subjects are increasing their distance from a reference point or from each other. This can be a literal physical movement, such as people leaving a gathering, or a more abstract separation, like ideas diverging. The verb implies a passive or reflexive action, suggesting the subjects are the ones initiating or experiencing the movement away, rather than being pushed or pulled by an external force. The context in which elávolítódnak is used will determine the specific nuance of the movement, whether it is gradual, sudden, voluntary, or involuntary. It is a common verb in Hungarian used to describe various forms of distancing.