Kivonaton

Kivonaton is a Hungarian verb meaning "to subtract" or "to deduct." It is commonly used in mathematics and everyday contexts to describe the act of removing a quantity from another. For example, in arithmetic, one might subtract 5 from 10, which in Hungarian would be "kivonni 10-ből 5-öt." The past tense of the verb is "kivont," meaning "subtracted." The infinitive form is "kivonni."

The concept of subtraction is fundamental to arithmetic and is essential for various calculations. In financial contexts, "kivonatolás" refers to the act of deduction, such as deducting taxes from a salary. In a more general sense, "kivonni" can also imply removing or taking away something from a group or a whole. For instance, one might "kivonni egy elemet a tömegből," meaning to remove an item from the crowd. The verb is also used metaphorically, such as "érzelmeket kivonni," which translates to "to extract emotions," suggesting a process of understanding or analyzing feelings. The root of the word is "von," meaning "to pull" or "to draw," further emphasizing the idea of taking away.