Leálljon

Leálljon is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to stop," "to cease," or "to halt" in English. It is a common verb used in various contexts to describe the cessation of an action, process, or movement. The word is derived from the verb "áll," meaning "to stand."

In its most basic sense, leálljon can refer to a physical object stopping its motion. For example, "Az autó leálljon" means "The car stopped." It can also describe the stopping of a process or activity. "A munka leálljon" translates to "The work stopped."

Leálljon can also be used in a more abstract sense, indicating the cessation of a thought, feeling, or intention. For instance, "A gondolat leálljon" could mean "The thought should stop."

The verb often appears in the imperative mood, urging someone or something to stop. "Hagyd abba, leálljon!" might be translated as "Stop it, cease!"

The word's flexibility allows it to be used in a wide range of situations, from everyday conversations about stopping a car to more formal discussions about halting a project or process. Its core meaning of cessation makes it a fundamental part of the Hungarian vocabulary.