Váladékoznak

Váladékoznak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they are secreting" or "they are oozing" in English. It describes the action of a substance being produced and discharged from a surface, often a biological one. This term can be used in various contexts, from describing the natural functions of the body to the decay of organic matter.

In a biological context, váladékoznak might refer to glands secreting fluids such as mucus, sweat, or hormones. For example, a wound might be described as váladékozó if it is discharging pus or other bodily fluids. Similarly, certain plants can secrete sap or resin, and this process could be described using this verb.

Beyond biological applications, váladékoznak can also be used metaphorically. It might describe the slow and unpleasant release of something undesirable, like a persistent rumor or a lingering scent. The core idea conveyed is one of gradual, often unpleasant, discharge or effusion. The plural form "váladékoznak" specifically indicates that multiple subjects are performing this action.