Isolálni

"Isolálni" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to isolate" in English. It is derived from the noun "izoláció," which means "isolation." The verb is used to describe the action of separating something or someone from others, or to insulate something to prevent the passage of heat, sound, or electricity.

In a general context, "isolálni" can refer to the physical separation of an individual or a group from others, often for health, safety, or security reasons. For example, during a contagious disease outbreak, individuals who are infected or suspected to be infected may be isolated to prevent the spread of the disease. This process is known as "betegszállítók izolálása" or "isolation of patients."

In a technical or scientific context, "isolálni" can refer to the process of isolating a specific substance, compound, or element from a mixture or a complex system. For example, in chemistry, "izolálni" can mean to separate a particular chemical compound from a mixture of compounds. In electronics, "izolálni" can refer to the process of insulating electrical components to prevent short circuits or electrical shocks.

The verb "isolálni" is conjugated regularly in Hungarian, following the patterns of other verbs ending in "-álni." Its present tense forms include "izolálok" (I isolate), "izolálsz" (you isolate), and "izolál" (he/she/it isolates). Its past tense forms include "izoltam" (I isolated), "izoltál" (you isolated), and "izolt" (he/she/it isolated). The verb can also be used in various tenses and moods, depending on the context and the intended meaning.