Lyukasztani

Lyukasztani is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to perforate" or "to pierce" in English. It is derived from the root "lyuk," which means "hole" or "opening." The verb is commonly used in contexts where an object is punctured or pierced, such as in the act of drilling a hole into a surface or piercing a balloon with a needle. Lyukasztani can also be used metaphorically to describe actions that involve creating an opening or gap, such as in the phrase "lyukasztani a hangot," which means "to disrupt the sound" or "to interrupt."

The verb conjugates in the following forms:

- Present tense: lyukasztom, lyukasztok, lyukasztja, lyukasztjuk, lyukasztjátok, lyukasztják

- Past tense: lyukasztottam, lyukasztottál, lyukasztotta, lyukasztottuk, lyukasztottátok, lyukasztottak

- Conditional tense: lyukasztanám, lyukasztanád, lyukasztaná, lyukasztanánk, lyukasztanátok, lyukasztanák

Lyukasztani is a regular verb in Hungarian, following the typical conjugation patterns of the language. It is often used in everyday conversations and various contexts, from technical discussions to more casual settings. The verb's versatility and straightforward meaning make it a useful addition to the Hungarian vocabulary.