Megdörzsölni

Megdörzsölni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to rub" or "to chafe" in English. It describes the action of moving one's hand or an object back and forth repeatedly over a surface, often with some pressure. The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, referring to both voluntary and involuntary actions.

For example, one might "megdörzsölni" their eyes when tired or sleepy, or "megdörzsölni" a sore muscle to relieve pain. In a more general sense, it can describe the friction caused by two surfaces coming into contact, such as the wind "megdörzsölni" a tree or sandpaper "megdörzsölni" wood. The verb implies a sensation of friction, and depending on the context, it can be associated with comfort, discomfort, or simple mechanical action. The past tense of the verb is "megdörzsölte" (he/she/it rubbed) and the infinitive is "megdörzsölni". It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian conversation.