Elázik

elázik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to get wet" or "to get soaked." It describes the state of becoming wet, typically due to rain, water, or other liquids. The verb implies an involuntary or undesirable wetting, often associated with being caught in inclement weather without protection.

The conjugation of elázik follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. For example, in the present tense, the first-person singular is elázom (I get wet), the second-person singular is elázol (you get wet), and the third-person singular is elázik (he/she/it gets wet). Plural forms include elázunk (we get wet), eláztok (you all get wet), and eláznak (they get wet). The past tense is formed by adding the past tense suffix, such as eláztam (I got wet).

The term is commonly used in everyday conversation when discussing weather conditions or unexpected encounters with water. For instance, someone might say "Megyek az esőben, el fogok ázni" which means "I am walking in the rain, I will get wet." The verb can also be used figuratively, though this is less common. It's a fundamental word for describing a common experience, particularly in regions with frequent rainfall.