Széttör

"Széttör" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to break apart," "to shatter," or "to smash" in English. It describes the action of something fragmenting into multiple pieces, often violently or suddenly. The verb implies a complete disintegration of an object or structure, rendering it beyond repair. It can be used in both literal and figurative contexts.

Literally, "széttör" might describe a glass vase falling and shattering on the floor, or a dam breaking and releasing its contents. Figuratively, it can refer to the breakdown of relationships, hopes, or plans. For example, one might say that a friendship was "széttör" if it ended abruptly and irreparably. Similarly, a carefully constructed plan could "széttör" due to unforeseen circumstances. The intensity of the action conveyed by "széttör" suggests a forceful or destructive breaking process. The past participle form, "széttört," means "broken apart" or "shattered." This versatile verb captures a sense of finality and often implies a loss of integrity or wholeness.