Lyukasztotta

Lyukasztotta is a Hungarian verb meaning "pierced" or "punched." It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb lyukasztani, which means "to pierce," "to punch," or "to perforate." The verb describes an action where something is made to have a hole or holes in it.

This can apply to various situations. For example, one might say "az ujját lyukasztotta" (he/she pierced his/her finger), indicating a wound caused by a sharp object. In a more technical context, "a papírt lyukasztotta" (he/she punched the paper) would refer to using a hole puncher. The action of lyukasztotta implies creating an opening.

The term can also be used metaphorically, though less commonly. For instance, it might describe something breaking through a barrier, though more specific verbs are usually preferred for such figurative uses. The core meaning remains the creation of a hole or an opening through an object or surface.