Szétrobbant

The Hungarian word "szétrobbant" translates to "burst apart" or "exploded" in English. It is a verb that describes a violent disintegration or fragmentation of an object or entity. This can occur due to internal pressure, external force, or a chemical reaction.

The term is often used in a literal sense to describe the physical destruction of something. For example, a container under too much pressure might szétrobbant. In a more figurative sense, "szétrobbant" can refer to a breakdown or collapse of something abstract, such as a plan, a relationship, or even a social structure. The emphasis is on the sudden and often destructive nature of the event.

"Szétrobbant" is a compound verb formed from "szét," meaning "apart" or "in pieces," and "robbant," the past tense of "robbanni," which means "to explode." Therefore, the literal meaning directly reflects the action of something breaking into pieces as a result of an explosion or bursting.