Szakítja

Szakítja is a Hungarian verb that translates to "breaks" or "tears" in English. It is a versatile word used in various contexts, both literally and figuratively. In its literal sense, szakítja can describe the act of breaking a physical object, such as a rope, a branch, or a piece of paper. For example, one might say "A szél szakítja a fák ágait" which means "The wind breaks the branches of the trees." It can also refer to the tearing of material, like fabric or skin.

Figuratively, szakítja can describe the cessation of a relationship or connection. For instance, "Szakítja a kapcsolatot vele" means "He/She is breaking off the relationship with him/her." This usage implies a deliberate severing of ties. Furthermore, the verb can express the interruption of a process or continuity. "Szakítja a csendet" translates to "He/She breaks the silence," indicating an interruption of quiet. The present tense of the verb is commonly used to describe ongoing actions or habitual occurrences. Depending on the subject, the verb conjugation changes, reflecting the grammatical number and person.