Szétszór

Szétszór is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to scatter," "to disperse," or "to spread out." It describes the act of causing something to separate into many parts or to move in different directions. The word can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, szétszór can refer to the physical scattering of objects. For example, one might describe seeds being szétszór across a field by the wind, or a flock of birds szétszór upon being startled. It can also describe the spreading of materials, such as water szétszór over a surface or dust szétszór in the air.

Figuratively, szétszór can be used to describe the dispersal of people or ideas. A group of friends might szétszór after a gathering, each going their separate ways. Similarly, information or rumors can szétszór through a community. In a more abstract sense, it can imply a lack of focus or organization, as in thoughts being szétszór. The opposite of szétszór would generally be "összegyűjt" (to gather) or "összefog" (to unite). The concept of szétszór often implies a loss of cohesion or concentration.