Kifordítod

Kifordítod is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular form of the verb kifordítani, meaning "to turn inside out," "to invert," or "to eject." The verb conjugation is based on the infinitive kifordítani, which is formed by adding the prefix ki- ("out") to the verb fordítani ("to turn").

In a literal sense, kifordítod would describe the action of a person turning an object, such as a piece of clothing, inside out. For example, "Kifordítod a zoknidat" translates to "You are turning your sock inside out."

Beyond its literal meaning, kifordítod can also be used figuratively. It can imply a thorough examination or analysis, as in "Kifordítod a problémát," meaning "You are turning the problem inside out" or "You are thoroughly examining the problem." In some contexts, it can also suggest revealing something hidden or bringing it to light. Additionally, it can refer to expelling someone from a place or situation, though this usage is less common and often harsher. The specific nuance depends heavily on the context in which the verb is used.