Leváltani

The Hungarian verb *leváltani* means "to remove," "to take off," or "to replace," depending on the context of its usage. It is a compound verb formed by combining the prefix *le-* (meaning "off," "down," or "out") with the verb *váltani* ("to change" or "to replace"). The term is commonly used in both everyday speech and technical contexts within Hungarian.

In a general sense, *leváltani* can refer to the action of taking something off or removing it from a surface or position. For example, one might say *leváltani a ruhát* ("to take off the clothes") or *leváltani a tapétát* ("to remove the wallpaper"). The verb can also imply a substitution or replacement, as in *leváltani a munkatársat* ("to replace the coworker").

In sports, *leváltani* is often used to describe the act of substituting a player during a match. For instance, a coach might say *leváltja a játékost* ("he substitutes the player"), indicating that one player is being replaced by another. This usage is particularly common in football (soccer) and other team sports where substitutions are a standard part of the game.

The verb is conjugated like other Hungarian verbs, following standard grammatical rules for tense, mood, and person. Its usage remains consistent across formal and informal contexts, though its meaning may vary slightly depending on the specific situation. *Leváltani* is a versatile term that reflects the fluidity of Hungarian’s compound verb structure.