Gördíteni

Gördíteni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to roll" or "to make something roll" in English. It describes the action of causing an object to move along a surface by turning over and over. This can apply to various objects, such as a ball, a log, or even a person rolling down a hill.

The verb is derived from the noun "gördögélés," which refers to the act of rolling or a rolling motion. Gördíteni is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. For example, one might "gördíteni a labdát" (roll the ball) or "gördíteni a követ" (roll the stone).

In a figurative sense, gördíteni can also mean to procrastinate or to put something off. This usage implies a passive or slow progression, akin to an object slowly rolling without much momentum. For instance, "a feladatot gördíteni" could mean to delay or postpone a task.

The past tense of gördíteni is "gördített," and the future tense is "gördíteni fog" or "gördíteni fogja." The participle form is "gördített," and the infinitive is "gördíteni." Understanding these grammatical forms is essential for correct usage in Hungarian sentences. The concept of rolling is fundamental in many physical activities and everyday situations, making gördíteni a versatile and commonly used verb in the Hungarian language.