Kiáltozik

Kiáltozik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "shouts," "cries out," or "yells" in English. It describes the act of producing a loud, often prolonged sound with the voice. The intensity of the sound can vary, ranging from a strong exclamation to a sustained cry of distress or excitement.

The verb can be used in various contexts. For example, someone might kiáltozik in fear when startled, in pain when injured, or in anger during an argument. It can also describe a collective vocalization, such as a crowd kiáltozik at a sporting event or during a protest. The nuance of the word often depends on the accompanying context and tone of voice.

Figuratively, "kiáltozik" can refer to expressing something loudly or insistently, even if not literally shouting. For instance, a problem might be described as "kiáltozik" for attention if it is very obvious and demands to be addressed. It is a common and versatile verb in the Hungarian language, conveying a wide range of vocal expressions.