Tárolódjon

Tárolódjon is a Hungarian verb that translates to "let it accumulate" or "let it build up" in English. It is a reflexive verb, meaning it is used with a reflexive pronoun (such as "magát" or "magunkat") to indicate that the action is done to oneself or to something that is part of oneself. The verb is typically used in contexts where something unwanted or excessive is accumulating, such as in the body or in a system.

For example, "A gyomrom tárolódjon" means "let my stomach accumulate" or "let my stomach build up," which could be used to describe feeling bloated or uncomfortable due to overeating. Similarly, "A szívem tárolódjon" means "let my heart accumulate" or "let my heart build up," which could be used to describe feeling overwhelmed or stressed.

Tárolódjon is often used in medical or health-related contexts, as well as in everyday language to describe feelings of discomfort or excess. It is important to note that the verb is always used in the subjunctive mood, which is indicated by the use of the suffix "-jon" or "-jék" in the third person singular and plural forms, respectively. The verb is also often used with the reflexive pronoun "magát" or "magunkat" to indicate that the action is done to oneself or to something that is part of oneself.