Kilöködni

Kilöködni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to expel," "to cast out," or "to eject" in English. It describes the act of forcing something or someone out of a place or group. The term can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, kilöködni can refer to the physical expulsion of an object, such as ejecting a foreign body from the eye or expelling waste from the body. In a more social context, it can mean to banish or excommunicate someone from a community or organization. This implies a deliberate and often forceful removal.

Figuratively, kilöködni can describe the rejection of an idea, a concept, or even an emotion. For instance, one might kilöködni a doubt or kilöködni a past mistake. The verb carries a sense of finality and a definitive separation from what is being expelled. The etymology of the word suggests a movement outward and a forceful action, combining "ki" (out) with "löködni" (to push, to shove). Its usage emphasizes the active and intentional nature of the expulsion.