Kivilágít

Kivilágít is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to light up," "to illuminate," or "to shine a light on." It is commonly used to describe the act of making something visible through the application of light. This can refer to both literal and figurative illumination.

In a literal sense, kivilágít can describe the act of turning on lights, such as streetlights coming on at dusk, or a lamp being switched on to brighten a room. It can also refer to natural light sources, like the sun illuminating the landscape. The verb is often used in contexts related to visibility and safety, for example, when describing the importance of lighting up roads for drivers.

Figuratively, kivilágít can mean to clarify, explain, or reveal something. For instance, a detective might kivilágít a crime scene, meaning they bring evidence to light or solve a mystery. It can also be used to describe an idea or concept being made clear, as in "a new discovery helped to kivilágít the origins of the disease." The phrase implies a process of bringing hidden or obscure information into the open, making it understandable and accessible. The context in which kivilágít is used will determine whether it refers to physical illumination or a more abstract form of understanding.