Szétesztik

Szétesztik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they disintegrate," "they fall apart," or "they decay." It is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the verb szétesni. The verb itself is derived from "szét" meaning "apart" or "in pieces," and "esni" meaning "to fall."

The word can be used in both literal and figurative senses. Literally, it can describe physical objects breaking down or deteriorating. For example, an old building might be described as "szétesztik" if its structure is collapsing. Similarly, a poorly made product might "szétesztik" with use.

Figuratively, "szétesztik" can refer to the breakdown of abstract concepts or entities. A relationship might be said to "szétesztik" if it is failing. A plan or an organization could also "szétesztik" if it loses cohesion or falls into disarray. The word implies a process of disintegration, where something that was once whole or functional is becoming fragmented or non-functional. The plural form specifically indicates that multiple entities or parts are undergoing this process, or that the action is being performed by a group.