Tükrözdjön

Tükrözdjön is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to be reflected" or "to reflect oneself." It is the reflexive form of the verb "tükröz," which means "to reflect." This verb is used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, "tükrözdjön" can describe the act of something being mirrored in a surface. For example, a person might see their own image reflected in a mirror, or a landscape could be reflected in the still waters of a lake. The sentence "Az arcát látta a tó tükrében tükröződni" means "He saw his face reflected in the mirror of the lake."

Figuratively, "tükrözdjön" can refer to something embodying or representing a particular quality or idea. For instance, a work of art might be said to reflect the artist's emotions, or a society's values might be reflected in its laws. The phrase "A dal a kor hangulatát tükrözte" means "The song reflected the mood of the era." It can also be used to describe someone contemplating their own thoughts or feelings, similar to introspection. The use of the reflexive pronoun "önmaga" (oneself) is often implied but can be added for emphasis, as in "Gondolataiban önmagában tükröződött" which means "In his thoughts, he reflected upon himself."