Megfojt

Megfojt is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "to strangle" or "to drown" in English. The term can refer to the act of killing someone by compressing their neck, obstructing airflow. It can also describe the act of submerging someone or something in liquid to the point of death or incapacitation. The context of the sentence will determine the precise meaning. For example, one might say "A ragacsos anyaggal megfojt" which translates to "He was suffocated by the sticky substance," indicating a form of asphyxiation. Alternatively, "A folyóban megfojt" would mean "He drowned in the river." The verb is conjugated according to standard Hungarian grammatical rules, changing its ending to indicate person, number, tense, and mood. It is a common verb used in everyday language and literature to describe violent or unfortunate events involving suffocation or drowning.