Felruházza

Felruházza is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "to endow," "to invest," or "to clothe" in English, depending on the context. The verb is derived from the noun "ruha," meaning "clothing" or "garment."

In a literal sense, "felruházza" can refer to the act of dressing someone or something. For example, a parent might "felruházza" their child with new clothes. However, the verb is more commonly used in a figurative or metaphorical sense. It can describe the act of bestowing a quality, power, or authority upon someone or something. For instance, a constitution might "felruházza" a government with certain powers, or a king might "felruházza" a knight with a title and responsibilities.

The word can also imply providing someone with the necessary means or resources to accomplish a task. In this usage, it is similar to "to equip" or "to furnish." For example, a training program might "felruházza" participants with new skills.

The grammatical form "felruházza" is the third-person singular, present tense, indicative mood of the verb "felruházni." This means it describes an action performed by a singular subject in the present. The verb conjugates differently for other persons and tenses. Understanding the context is crucial for accurately interpreting the meaning of "felruházza."