Legördült

Legördült is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to collapse" or "to fall down" in English. It is derived from the prefix "le-" meaning "down" and the root "gördül" which means "to roll." The verb is used to describe the action of something falling or collapsing under its own weight or due to external forces. For example, "Az épület legördült az erős szél miatt" translates to "The building collapsed due to the strong wind."

Legördült is a regular verb in Hungarian, meaning it follows the standard conjugation patterns. It is typically used in the past tense to describe past events. For instance, "A fa legördült a viharban" means "The tree collapsed during the storm." The verb can also be used in the present tense to describe ongoing actions, such as "Az épület most legördül" which translates to "The building is collapsing now."

In addition to its literal meaning, legördült can be used metaphorically to describe the collapse of ideas, plans, or systems. For example, "Az üzlet terv legördült" means "The business plan collapsed." The verb is an essential part of Hungarian vocabulary, reflecting the language's rich and expressive nature.